The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 105A. Constable, 1857 |
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Page 207
... force . Force was everywhere - strength of nerve and pur- pose . The aggressors were strong and so were they whom they attacked . Haughty in their defeat were the assailed , unconquer- ably resolved the assailants ; but the measure of ...
... force . Force was everywhere - strength of nerve and pur- pose . The aggressors were strong and so were they whom they attacked . Haughty in their defeat were the assailed , unconquer- ably resolved the assailants ; but the measure of ...
Page 280
... force whatever to pass through Persia , either towards India , or towards the parts of that country , ' His Britannic Majesty undertook , in the event of any European forces invading the Persian territories , to furnish a force , or ...
... force whatever to pass through Persia , either towards India , or towards the parts of that country , ' His Britannic Majesty undertook , in the event of any European forces invading the Persian territories , to furnish a force , or ...
Page 401
... force ; in fact his territorial dominion , as it was styled by Lord Wellesley , extended towards the left bank of the Indus , through the Punjaub , and comprehended Agra , Delhi , and the most vulnerable portion of the north - western ...
... force ; in fact his territorial dominion , as it was styled by Lord Wellesley , extended towards the left bank of the Indus , through the Punjaub , and comprehended Agra , Delhi , and the most vulnerable portion of the north - western ...
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1 History of the Reign of Philip the Second King | 1 |
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