 Your lordship will perceive that the capitulation is in strict conformity with the spirit of your instructions, with a single exception, that the garrison is not to be made prisoners of war. Although the determined courage and high state of discipline...  The Edinburgh annual register - Sivu 4431813Koko teos - Tietoja tästä kirjasta
 | 1811 - 768 sivua
...perceive that the Capitulation is in strict conformity with the spirit of your instructions, with the single exception that the garrison is not to be made...in respect to the issue of an attack upon the town, 1 was nevertheless, prevailed upon to acquiesce in this indulgence being granted to the Enemy, from... | |
 | William Cobbett - 1811 - 844 sivua
...strict conformity with the ipirit of your instructions, with the single exception, that the garrison IB not to be made prisoners of war. Although the determined...upon the town, I was nevertheless prevailed upon to acquiwce in this indulgence being granted to the enemy, from the desire of sparing the live* of many... | |
 | 1811 - 724 sivua
...perceive that the capitulation is in strict conformity with the spirit of yonr instructions, with the single exception, that the garrison is not to be made...determined courage and high state of discipline of the nriny, which your Lordship has done me the honour to place nntler my command, could leave not the smallest... | |
 | Lawrence Dundas Campbell, E. Samuel - 1812 - 596 sivua
...perceive, that the capitulation is in strict conformity with the spirit of you;4 instructions, with the single exception that the garrison is not to be made...discipline of the army, which your lordship has done me th& honour to place under my command, could leave not the smallest doubt in my mind in respect to the... | |
 | 1812 - 1038 sivua
...perceive that the capitulation is in strict conformity with the spirit of your instructions, with the single exception that the garrison is not to be made...state of discipline of the army which your lordship lias do le me the honour to place under my command, could leave not the smallest doubt in my mind in... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1813 - 536 sivua
...but the French governor having, in the course of the same day, acceded to our terms, a capitulatioa for the surrender of this colony and its dependencies...upon to acquiesce in this indulgence being granted to theenemy, from the desire of sparing the lives of many brave officers and soldiers, out of regard to... | |
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