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On the Russian side , the strategical objects of the war were twofold : first , to create a diversion in favour of ... to consolidate the possessions of Russia beyond the Caucasus , and to establish a more secure and enlarged basis for ...
On the Russian side , the strategical objects of the war were twofold : first , to create a diversion in favour of ... to consolidate the possessions of Russia beyond the Caucasus , and to establish a more secure and enlarged basis for ...
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At three o'clock the superior officers and the battery com- mandants went to the quarters of the Russian general to re- ceive his last orders : within an hour the troops took their ap- pointed places : Paskiewitsch stationed himself at ...
At three o'clock the superior officers and the battery com- mandants went to the quarters of the Russian general to re- ceive his last orders : within an hour the troops took their ap- pointed places : Paskiewitsch stationed himself at ...
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Russian force was some 10,000 less . The plan of battle pro- jected by General Guyon , and described by Mr. Duncan , was as follows : the troops were to move forward by night , the Russian camp was to be menaced by two detachments of ...
Russian force was some 10,000 less . The plan of battle pro- jected by General Guyon , and described by Mr. Duncan , was as follows : the troops were to move forward by night , the Russian camp was to be menaced by two detachments of ...
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1 Histoire de la République dAngleterre et de Crom | 1 |
Bengal the Sikkim and NepalHimalayas the Khasia | 55 |
lEcosse et de lIrlande Par Léonce de Lavergne | 82 |
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