The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 22Philological Society of London, 1792 |
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... Guards entered the plain , the National Affembly , preceded by a piquet of cavalry , the Sapeurs of the National Guard , and a detachment of Volunteer Grenadiers , escorted by others of Grenadiers and Gendarmerie , entered the Plain of ...
... Guards entered the plain , the National Affembly , preceded by a piquet of cavalry , the Sapeurs of the National Guard , and a detachment of Volunteer Grenadiers , escorted by others of Grenadiers and Gendarmerie , entered the Plain of ...
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... guard . " Before they took leave , his Lordship prefented a gold watch to each of them as a mark of his regard . " The next morning his Lordship made them a vifit at their tents , which are pitched near the left of Tippoo's redoubts ...
... guard . " Before they took leave , his Lordship prefented a gold watch to each of them as a mark of his regard . " The next morning his Lordship made them a vifit at their tents , which are pitched near the left of Tippoo's redoubts ...
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... guard , commanded by Lieutenants General Har- ville and Egalite ; Marthals Steigen and Ro- fiere ; Colonel Thouvenot , and nine or ten thousand men of the light troops and grena- diers , against the Prince of Wirtemberg , the Commandant ...
... guard , commanded by Lieutenants General Har- ville and Egalite ; Marthals Steigen and Ro- fiere ; Colonel Thouvenot , and nine or ten thousand men of the light troops and grena- diers , against the Prince of Wirtemberg , the Commandant ...
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