Cobbett's Political Register, Volume 8William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 401
... prisoners of war detained in France . - His Exc . has very lately had occasion to carry on some correspondence with the most distin- guished among these prisoners , and nothing in course of it has led him to perceive any tendency to ...
... prisoners of war detained in France . - His Exc . has very lately had occasion to carry on some correspondence with the most distin- guished among these prisoners , and nothing in course of it has led him to perceive any tendency to ...
Page 719
... prisoners from him - Since the com- mencement of the campaign we have made 20,000 prisoners ; taken from the enemy 30 pieces of cannon and 20 standards . On our side the loss has been but small . If we add to that the deaths and the ...
... prisoners from him - Since the com- mencement of the campaign we have made 20,000 prisoners ; taken from the enemy 30 pieces of cannon and 20 standards . On our side the loss has been but small . If we add to that the deaths and the ...
Page 723
... prisoners at Ulm has just | begun its march for France . The following is a statement of the total of the prisoners , with their present situation : 10,000 at Augsburgh , 33,000 at Ulm , 12,000 at Do- nauwerth , and 12,000 already on ...
... prisoners at Ulm has just | begun its march for France . The following is a statement of the total of the prisoners , with their present situation : 10,000 at Augsburgh , 33,000 at Ulm , 12,000 at Do- nauwerth , and 12,000 already on ...
Contents
Mr Pitts Case Concluded from Vol vii p 971 | 11 |
A Churchman on the Views of the Catholics | 23 |
Proclamation addressed by General Ney to the Tyrolese | 27 |
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