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Now , as Hannibal , before commencing his march , had taken the measure of every difficulty , and provided , for every casualty which his penetrating mind could foresee as likely to attend the enterprise , the above considerations ...
Now , as Hannibal , before commencing his march , had taken the measure of every difficulty , and provided , for every casualty which his penetrating mind could foresee as likely to attend the enterprise , the above considerations ...
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This , however , was soon repulsed by a charge of the light troops down a sloping side of the eminence on which they had taken post ; and Hannibal improving his success , became the assailant in his turn , and took by storm their chief ...
This , however , was soon repulsed by a charge of the light troops down a sloping side of the eminence on which they had taken post ; and Hannibal improving his success , became the assailant in his turn , and took by storm their chief ...
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In some dioceses , credit seems to be taken for the number of parochial schools kept ; in others , the necessity and obligation of keeping them is altogether dis- claimed . The whole of the papers are as confused and unsa- tisfactory ...
In some dioceses , credit seems to be taken for the number of parochial schools kept ; in others , the necessity and obligation of keeping them is altogether dis- claimed . The whole of the papers are as confused and unsa- tisfactory ...
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A Discourse on the Rise Progress Peculiar Objects | 1 |
Memoirs of Samuel Pepys Esq F R S Secretary | 23 |
Absenteeism By Lady Morgan | 54 |
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