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... Cavalry Thomas Worthington , Efq . William Baily Wallace , Esq . Mr. Watfon , Bookfeller , Li- merick , 12 copies Meff . Watfon and Son , Book- fellers , 6 copies HISTORY OF IRELAND . CHAP . XXVII . Contests of SUBSCRIBERS ' NAMES .
... Cavalry Thomas Worthington , Efq . William Baily Wallace , Esq . Mr. Watfon , Bookfeller , Li- merick , 12 copies Meff . Watfon and Son , Book- fellers , 6 copies HISTORY OF IRELAND . CHAP . XXVII . Contests of SUBSCRIBERS ' NAMES .
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... cavalry by mountains and bogs , through which he had paffed , plains now lay before him where his supplies might be intercepted by the numerous horfe of the foe ; and as his troops , confifting moftly of new levies , unused to hardship ...
... cavalry by mountains and bogs , through which he had paffed , plains now lay before him where his supplies might be intercepted by the numerous horfe of the foe ; and as his troops , confifting moftly of new levies , unused to hardship ...
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... a menacing afpect , retreated on the advance of fome cavalry toward them . The main army next , com- manded by James in perfon , difplaying the royal standard , XXXII . CHAP . ftandard , marched in fuch array HISTORY OF IRELAND . 123.
... a menacing afpect , retreated on the advance of fome cavalry toward them . The main army next , com- manded by James in perfon , difplaying the royal standard , XXXII . CHAP . ftandard , marched in fuch array HISTORY OF IRELAND . 123.
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... cavalry to return from forag- ing on a fignal appointed . These orders were obeyed with fuch alacrity , that even the sick , roused from their langour , feized their muskets , and were ardent for battle ; but in the moment of higheft ...
... cavalry to return from forag- ing on a fignal appointed . These orders were obeyed with fuch alacrity , that even the sick , roused from their langour , feized their muskets , and were ardent for battle ; but in the moment of higheft ...
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... cavalry and fome foot , to ftrengthen his garri- fons , to protract the war by a defenfive plan , and thus to await the refult of machinations in Britain , and the probable wafting of William's army in a country of experienced ...
... cavalry and fome foot , to ftrengthen his garri- fons , to protract the war by a defenfive plan , and thus to await the refult of machinations in Britain , and the probable wafting of William's army in a country of experienced ...
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