The Monuments and Genii of St. Paul's Cathedral, and of Westminster Abbey: With Historical Sketches and Descriptions of Both Churches: Forming an Entirely New and Correct Biography of All that is Interesting in the Lives and Achievements of the Most Illustrious Characters of the United Kingdoms, 1±ÇJ. Williams, 1839 |
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... conducting his further operations ; Resisted with signal advantage a desperate attack of chosen and veteran troops On the 21st of March 1801- When he received in the engagement a mortal wound ; but re- mained in the field Guiding by his ...
... conducting his further operations ; Resisted with signal advantage a desperate attack of chosen and veteran troops On the 21st of March 1801- When he received in the engagement a mortal wound ; but re- mained in the field Guiding by his ...
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... conduct was always marked by intrepi- dity and skill . His promotion was consequently rapid , and his reputation great . His first colonelcy was obtained in 1781 , when he was appointed to the 103rd regiment , or King's Irish Infantry ...
... conduct was always marked by intrepi- dity and skill . His promotion was consequently rapid , and his reputation great . His first colonelcy was obtained in 1781 , when he was appointed to the 103rd regiment , or King's Irish Infantry ...
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... conducted , becomes arduous and praiseworthy as a battle well gained . This march was interrupted by frequent obstacles , and encumbered by great hardships ; numbers were cut off by a conquering enemy , and numbers fell still more pite ...
... conducted , becomes arduous and praiseworthy as a battle well gained . This march was interrupted by frequent obstacles , and encumbered by great hardships ; numbers were cut off by a conquering enemy , and numbers fell still more pite ...
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... conducted with a fortune and a rapidity which baffled the slaughter of pursuit , and saved the flower of the British forces from una- vailing destruction . Abercrombie reached the point of his desti- nation in January 1793 , and was ...
... conducted with a fortune and a rapidity which baffled the slaughter of pursuit , and saved the flower of the British forces from una- vailing destruction . Abercrombie reached the point of his desti- nation in January 1793 , and was ...
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... conducting the Spectator , which was the hap- piest by far of the charming little periodicals produced by the same talents . Few publications could have surpassed them in popularity or merit : to this country they were original , and ...
... conducting the Spectator , which was the hap- piest by far of the charming little periodicals produced by the same talents . Few publications could have surpassed them in popularity or merit : to this country they were original , and ...
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