The Political State of Great Britain, Volume 9J. Baker and T. Warner, 1715 - Great Britain |
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... Troops of Britain , with thofe of her Confederates , prevailed with fuch a Train of unparalelled Succeffes , that we concluded our felves upon the Point of being Happy to the utmost of our Wishes . But when we were juft feizing the ...
... Troops of Britain , with thofe of her Confederates , prevailed with fuch a Train of unparalelled Succeffes , that we concluded our felves upon the Point of being Happy to the utmost of our Wishes . But when we were juft feizing the ...
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... Troop of Horfe - Guards , in the Room of the Lord Afhburnham ; The Rt . Hon . the Earl of Herford , for Colonel and Cap- tain of the Second Troop of Horfe Guards , in the Room of his Grace the Duke of Northumberland ; Lieutenant General ...
... Troop of Horfe - Guards , in the Room of the Lord Afhburnham ; The Rt . Hon . the Earl of Herford , for Colonel and Cap- tain of the Second Troop of Horfe Guards , in the Room of his Grace the Duke of Northumberland ; Lieutenant General ...
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... Troop of Horse - Grenadier Guards , in the Room of Lieutenant General Colmondeley . The Earl of Dundonald , was ... Troops of Life - Guards , by the Lieutenant Colonel of the faid Re- giment of Horfe ; as the Earl of Hertford , was ...
... Troop of Horse - Grenadier Guards , in the Room of Lieutenant General Colmondeley . The Earl of Dundonald , was ... Troops of Life - Guards , by the Lieutenant Colonel of the faid Re- giment of Horfe ; as the Earl of Hertford , was ...
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... Troops in the Face : We had taken most of his Strong Holds , and were juft entring into the Heart , of his Country : We promis'd our felves that the next Campaign would reduce him to beg Peace on any Terms , and would finish the War ...
... Troops in the Face : We had taken most of his Strong Holds , and were juft entring into the Heart , of his Country : We promis'd our felves that the next Campaign would reduce him to beg Peace on any Terms , and would finish the War ...
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... whofe Advice and Management her Majefty was prevailed upon to come to a Cef- fation of Arms with our common Enemy , and then fo furprizingly to withdraw our Troops from Vol . IX . from thofe of the Allies , for February , 1715 . 167.
... whofe Advice and Management her Majefty was prevailed upon to come to a Cef- fation of Arms with our common Enemy , and then fo furprizingly to withdraw our Troops from Vol . IX . from thofe of the Allies , for February , 1715 . 167.
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