Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volume 22Pub. for J. Hinton, 1758 |
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Page 35
... enemy may have on the shore ; ftill remembering , that , if the troops are landed at too great a di- ftance from the place , the defign will be- come dangerous , and probably impracti- cable . " A fafe and well - fecured communica- tion ...
... enemy may have on the shore ; ftill remembering , that , if the troops are landed at too great a di- ftance from the place , the defign will be- come dangerous , and probably impracti- cable . " A fafe and well - fecured communica- tion ...
Page 159
... enemy for its fecu tity , gave us fome profpect of fuccefs . We then detached 30 huffars upon our left to Haffel ... enemy's dragoons , who were patrolling . This firing was caught from one to another , and at laft became general . This ...
... enemy for its fecu tity , gave us fome profpect of fuccefs . We then detached 30 huffars upon our left to Haffel ... enemy's dragoons , who were patrolling . This firing was caught from one to another , and at laft became general . This ...
Page 348
... enemy's right , being pofted in a vil- lage called Papendeick , This was the firft general difpofition of the army ? By the fecond , the Lieutenant - generals , who commanded the two wings , were or- dered to form three battalions of ...
... enemy's right , being pofted in a vil- lage called Papendeick , This was the firft general difpofition of the army ? By the fecond , the Lieutenant - generals , who commanded the two wings , were or- dered to form three battalions of ...
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