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... Count was one of the first who had figned their union at Warsaw , wrote to him to join them ; and , compelled by the strong tie of the oath he had taken , he departed , without informing his wife , and arrived at Cracow on the very day ...
... Count was one of the first who had figned their union at Warsaw , wrote to him to join them ; and , compelled by the strong tie of the oath he had taken , he departed , without informing his wife , and arrived at Cracow on the very day ...
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... Count's constitution , which had hitherto enabled him to refift such an accumulation of hardships and fatigue , at length gave way , and he was attacked with a malignant fever , which produced a de- lirium . The Governor , however , Count ...
... Count's constitution , which had hitherto enabled him to refift such an accumulation of hardships and fatigue , at length gave way , and he was attacked with a malignant fever , which produced a de- lirium . The Governor , however , Count ...
Side 36
... Count de Mirabeau , Count d'Antraignes , Count de Cuitines , Vifcount de Noailles , Chevalier de Bouffers , M. Duyal d'Epremefnil , Mr. Dupont , Mr. Bergaffe , Mr. Target , Mr. Bernard , Mr. Malouet , Mr. Rabaud de St. Etienne , Mr ...
... Count de Mirabeau , Count d'Antraignes , Count de Cuitines , Vifcount de Noailles , Chevalier de Bouffers , M. Duyal d'Epremefnil , Mr. Dupont , Mr. Bergaffe , Mr. Target , Mr. Bernard , Mr. Malouet , Mr. Rabaud de St. Etienne , Mr ...
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