The British Quarterly Review, Volumen30Henry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1859 |
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... spirit of the national party remained unshaken , and was soon reassured by the news of the capitula- tion of Saratoga . Thus a blow , which might have been decisive in the previous year , was now held of little account , and ulti ...
... spirit of the national party remained unshaken , and was soon reassured by the news of the capitula- tion of Saratoga . Thus a blow , which might have been decisive in the previous year , was now held of little account , and ulti ...
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... spirit of the colonists still breathed independence , their resources were well nigh exhausted . It seems probable that if , at this juncture , our generals could have been strongly reinforced , and if Washington had possessed less ...
... spirit of the colonists still breathed independence , their resources were well nigh exhausted . It seems probable that if , at this juncture , our generals could have been strongly reinforced , and if Washington had possessed less ...
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... spirit ' of his commander's injunction . He did not himself approve of this position , as he considered it exposed and unhealthy but he conceived that he had no alternative , under the circumstances ; and it is certain that Sir Henry ...
... spirit ' of his commander's injunction . He did not himself approve of this position , as he considered it exposed and unhealthy but he conceived that he had no alternative , under the circumstances ; and it is certain that Sir Henry ...
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... spirit of his commander's injunction . He did not himself approve of this position , as he considered it exposed and unhealthy : but he conceived that he had no alternative , under the circumstances ; and it is certain that Sir Henry ...
... spirit of his commander's injunction . He did not himself approve of this position , as he considered it exposed and unhealthy : but he conceived that he had no alternative , under the circumstances ; and it is certain that Sir Henry ...
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... spirit with which he inoculated administration , eventually ' purified it . He was the first honest and incorruptible governor * See Ed . Review , April , 1859 . + Vol . ii . 14. Lord Cornwallis to Right Hon . H. Dundas . + Vol . i ...
... spirit with which he inoculated administration , eventually ' purified it . He was the first honest and incorruptible governor * See Ed . Review , April , 1859 . + Vol . ii . 14. Lord Cornwallis to Right Hon . H. Dundas . + Vol . i ...
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