Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Niteet 62–63Pub. for J. Hinton, 1778 |
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Sivu 149
... consequence men of the art weight , of the firft fortunes and fa- milies fhould be fought for as well as men of abilities ; yet faid he had been informed that a clerk in office was confidently talked of as one to be appointed a ...
... consequence men of the art weight , of the firft fortunes and fa- milies fhould be fought for as well as men of abilities ; yet faid he had been informed that a clerk in office was confidently talked of as one to be appointed a ...
Sivu 349
... consequence . Befides , it ought to be confidered , that , having no fortified towns to fecure themselves till people could come in to join them , it would be impoffible for them to ftand long against fuch a force . King William ...
... consequence . Befides , it ought to be confidered , that , having no fortified towns to fecure themselves till people could come in to join them , it would be impoffible for them to ftand long against fuch a force . King William ...
Sivu 156
... consequence at prefent , go on with the grenadiers . At Brandywine he received a flight wound in his knee ; he continued in the command of his battalion of grena- diers , till the 28th of June , 1778 , when , upon the rear - guard of ...
... consequence at prefent , go on with the grenadiers . At Brandywine he received a flight wound in his knee ; he continued in the command of his battalion of grena- diers , till the 28th of June , 1778 , when , upon the rear - guard of ...
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