Wellington: a ReassessmentJ. Barrie, 1956 - 278 sider |
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... once more to " The Pilot that weathered the Storm . " Abroad , Bonaparte was now the Emperor Napoleon , by which name he will henceforth be designated in these pages , and while Wellesley was waiting impatiently at Seringapatam to see ...
... once more to " The Pilot that weathered the Storm . " Abroad , Bonaparte was now the Emperor Napoleon , by which name he will henceforth be designated in these pages , and while Wellesley was waiting impatiently at Seringapatam to see ...
Side 113
... once more demonstrated its superi- ority over the column . The French were preparing to rush up the last twenty yards of the ascent and fall on the guns when Craufurd , who had been patiently waiting for this particular moment , waved ...
... once more demonstrated its superi- ority over the column . The French were preparing to rush up the last twenty yards of the ascent and fall on the guns when Craufurd , who had been patiently waiting for this particular moment , waved ...
Side 254
... once more where he ought to be , appreciated as he deserves by his King , and at the head of this great country - if it does but last ! But one must not embitter such moments by thoughts like these . " The Sovereign pressed Wellington ...
... once more where he ought to be , appreciated as he deserves by his King , and at the head of this great country - if it does but last ! But one must not embitter such moments by thoughts like these . " The Sovereign pressed Wellington ...
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