The History of the Reign of Queen Anne, Digested Into Annals: Year the First[-eleventh. Being the Pacifick Year].A. Roper ... and F. Coggan, 1707 - Great Britain |
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... made in their Tents , our Officers concluded them above Twenty Thoufand . ( 6 This Day we difturbed the Enemy with our finall Parties , as well upon Montjuich as in their ' Camp C ' Camp too , where a Body of Miquelets 114 The ANNALS of.
... made in their Tents , our Officers concluded them above Twenty Thoufand . ( 6 This Day we difturbed the Enemy with our finall Parties , as well upon Montjuich as in their ' Camp C ' Camp too , where a Body of Miquelets 114 The ANNALS of.
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... Miquelets made a Sally A. C down from the Neighbouring Hills near the Con- 1706 . vent of Gracid , and took from the Enemy , Seven Hun- dred Sheep , and twelve Mules , in the Face of their whole Camp ; and tho ' two Squadrons of Horle ...
... Miquelets made a Sally A. C down from the Neighbouring Hills near the Con- 1706 . vent of Gracid , and took from the Enemy , Seven Hun- dred Sheep , and twelve Mules , in the Face of their whole Camp ; and tho ' two Squadrons of Horle ...
Page 116
... Miquelets made a fecond Defcent from the Hills near Seriah , where they killed 2 or 300 of the Enemy , with the lofs of about 50 , and put them into fuch a Confternation , that the Duke was fain to efcape by a back Door , leaving his ...
... Miquelets made a fecond Defcent from the Hills near Seriah , where they killed 2 or 300 of the Enemy , with the lofs of about 50 , and put them into fuch a Confternation , that the Duke was fain to efcape by a back Door , leaving his ...
Page 117
... Miquelets ' fallied down , and drew 6 pair of Colours from the Works , but they turned again and recover d their " Intrenchments . ' We endeavour to disturb them ( at the Bomb Battery they are raifing ) by our Cannon , but have not one ...
... Miquelets ' fallied down , and drew 6 pair of Colours from the Works , but they turned again and recover d their " Intrenchments . ' We endeavour to disturb them ( at the Bomb Battery they are raifing ) by our Cannon , but have not one ...
Page 118
... Miquelets to favour the one , and plague the other . We would have daily abundance of Deferters , were it not for our Mi- quelets , who flay all they catch ; becaufe ( they fay ) the Enemy deal fo by them ; but all that fall into ...
... Miquelets to favour the one , and plague the other . We would have daily abundance of Deferters , were it not for our Mi- quelets , who flay all they catch ; becaufe ( they fay ) the Enemy deal fo by them ; but all that fall into ...
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