The North American Review, Volume 64Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1847 - American fiction Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... and it now remained to be decided whether the enter- prise should be abandoned , or made with such forces as could be raised upon the spot . His decision was promptly taken , and , fully aware 6 [ Jan. Charles Edward , the Pretender .
... and it now remained to be decided whether the enter- prise should be abandoned , or made with such forces as could be raised upon the spot . His decision was promptly taken , and , fully aware 6 [ Jan. Charles Edward , the Pretender .
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... forces . " This was a bad outset , and some of the party , it is said , began already to wish themselves safely back in France . Charles Edward was not so easily discouraged , but , setting sail , held on his way among the islands , to ...
... forces . " This was a bad outset , and some of the party , it is said , began already to wish themselves safely back in France . Charles Edward was not so easily discouraged , but , setting sail , held on his way among the islands , to ...
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... forces , with the hope of securing the passes and cooping him up among the mountains ; nor could the Jacobites of the south be expected to declare themselves , until they saw some means of efficient protection at hand . He advanced ...
... forces , with the hope of securing the passes and cooping him up among the mountains ; nor could the Jacobites of the south be expected to declare themselves , until they saw some means of efficient protection at hand . He advanced ...
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... forces . This was a last ray of hope for the Hanoverians , and some few again ventured to talk of resist- ance . At ... force an entrance . They arrived just as a gate was opening to let out the carriage of the deputation on its way ...
... forces . This was a last ray of hope for the Hanoverians , and some few again ventured to talk of resist- ance . At ... force an entrance . They arrived just as a gate was opening to let out the carriage of the deputation on its way ...
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... forces . Meanwhile , you have rivers to cross , and fortified towns to pass , and supplies and provisions to collect on your march from men whom you dare not irritate by your exactions , although you can seldom hope to win them by your ...
... forces . Meanwhile , you have rivers to cross , and fortified towns to pass , and supplies and provisions to collect on your march from men whom you dare not irritate by your exactions , although you can seldom hope to win them by your ...
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