The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 7AMS Press, 1914 |
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... troops , who were armed with bows , scymetars and iron maces , and divided by hundreds , thousands , and ten thousands , were the institutions of a veteran commander . Each officer and soldier was made responsible , under pain of death ...
... troops , who were armed with bows , scymetars and iron maces , and divided by hundreds , thousands , and ten thousands , were the institutions of a veteran commander . Each officer and soldier was made responsible , under pain of death ...
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... troops in the frontier towns , trusting that the barba- rians , invincible in the field , would be repulsed by the length and difficulty of so many regular sieges . But the prudence of Zingis had formed a body of Chinese engineers ...
... troops in the frontier towns , trusting that the barba- rians , invincible in the field , would be repulsed by the length and difficulty of so many regular sieges . But the prudence of Zingis had formed a body of Chinese engineers ...
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... troops ; the hope of future possession was lost in the ardour of rapine and slaughter ; and the cause of the war ex- asperated their native fierceness by the pretence of justice and [ A.D. 1820 ] revenge . The downfall and death of the ...
... troops ; the hope of future possession was lost in the ardour of rapine and slaughter ; and the cause of the war ex- asperated their native fierceness by the pretence of justice and [ A.D. 1820 ] revenge . The downfall and death of the ...
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... troops and artillery were conveyed along a series of canals , till they invested the royal residence of Hamcheu , or Quinsay , in the country of silk , the most de- licious climate of China . The emperor , a defenceless youth ...
... troops and artillery were conveyed along a series of canals , till they invested the royal residence of Hamcheu , or Quinsay , in the country of silk , the most de- licious climate of China . The emperor , a defenceless youth ...
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... troops which he detached towards Mount Caucasus explored the most secret recesses of Georgia and Circassia . The civil discord of the great dukes or princes of Russia betrayed their country to the Tartars . They spread from Livonia to ...
... troops which he detached towards Mount Caucasus explored the most secret recesses of Georgia and Circassia . The civil discord of the great dukes or princes of Russia betrayed their country to the Tartars . They spread from Livonia to ...
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