The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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Side 67
... Officers could be put in prac- tice . Mr. Windham repeated his objec- tions to the Volunteer force , with the additional remarks , that he confidered it as an armed democracy , from which great mifchief might be apprehended , and that ...
... Officers could be put in prac- tice . Mr. Windham repeated his objec- tions to the Volunteer force , with the additional remarks , that he confidered it as an armed democracy , from which great mifchief might be apprehended , and that ...
Side 69
... Officers ( below the rank of General Officers ) who do not belong to any particular regiments , fhail report themfelves in perfon to the General Oficer commanding the District in which they are refident ; and the Com- mander in Chief ...
... Officers ( below the rank of General Officers ) who do not belong to any particular regiments , fhail report themfelves in perfon to the General Oficer commanding the District in which they are refident ; and the Com- mander in Chief ...
Side 312
... officers and men to have been great . As far as private information has enabled us , we have endeavoured to fupply this defici- ency in the enclofed lift of killed and wounded on that occafion ; it is confidered to be incomplete in not ...
... officers and men to have been great . As far as private information has enabled us , we have endeavoured to fupply this defici- ency in the enclofed lift of killed and wounded on that occafion ; it is confidered to be incomplete in not ...
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