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... fuch meteors , especially if they were of a fuperior magnitude , was deemed portentous to nankind ; and the effects generally justified the prognostication . Neither the particular novelty of the affait , nor the magnifience with which ...
... fuch meteors , especially if they were of a fuperior magnitude , was deemed portentous to nankind ; and the effects generally justified the prognostication . Neither the particular novelty of the affait , nor the magnifience with which ...
11 ÆäÀÌÁö
... fuch imminent danger , that she herself doubted , whe- ther the could retain the possession of any place , capable of affording a refuge during her lying - in , she had the courage and fortune , not only to furmount all these difficul ...
... fuch imminent danger , that she herself doubted , whe- ther the could retain the possession of any place , capable of affording a refuge during her lying - in , she had the courage and fortune , not only to furmount all these difficul ...
22 ÆäÀÌÁö
... fuch condition , that an attack by sea was impracticable . In the mean time , Sir Henry Clinton meditated a joint attack by fea and land ; a measure , which it would seem , that the admiral did not approve of ; or at least , that he did ...
... fuch condition , that an attack by sea was impracticable . In the mean time , Sir Henry Clinton meditated a joint attack by fea and land ; a measure , which it would seem , that the admiral did not approve of ; or at least , that he did ...
28 ÆäÀÌÁö
... fuch vast objects , and the flattering light in which they appeared , should wonderfully elevate the spirits of the Americans , and greatly invigorate their measures and counsels . Washington's ar- my was accordingly recruited and ...
... fuch vast objects , and the flattering light in which they appeared , should wonderfully elevate the spirits of the Americans , and greatly invigorate their measures and counsels . Washington's ar- my was accordingly recruited and ...
31 ÆäÀÌÁö
... fuch others as had strength and recol- lection enough to keep together , after being frequently blown down , and rolled about in the mire and wet , at length gained a battery , and took shelter under the gun carriages ; where they fat ...
... fuch others as had strength and recol- lection enough to keep together , after being frequently blown down , and rolled about in the mire and wet , at length gained a battery , and took shelter under the gun carriages ; where they fat ...
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