The Quarterly Review, Tom 26John Murray, 1822 |
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... period we have mentioned , contains the names and rank of 406 officers , all of them combatants ; and among them the following commissioned officers of the army and navy ; the rest being captains , lieutenants , and midshipmen of ...
... period we have mentioned , contains the names and rank of 406 officers , all of them combatants ; and among them the following commissioned officers of the army and navy ; the rest being captains , lieutenants , and midshipmen of ...
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... period 12,845 12,787 Total 25,632 Returned to France since 1814 , their health more or less debilitated 70,041 Grand Total 95,673 Now the actual numbers in the above - mentioned period were as under : - Died in the prisons of England ...
... period 12,845 12,787 Total 25,632 Returned to France since 1814 , their health more or less debilitated 70,041 Grand Total 95,673 Now the actual numbers in the above - mentioned period were as under : - Died in the prisons of England ...
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... period to their estates in the country . These visits to the coast give rise to numerous parties of pleasure , which venture out upon the sea ; these , with the fleets of shipping passing and repassing , all contribute to create a ...
... period to their estates in the country . These visits to the coast give rise to numerous parties of pleasure , which venture out upon the sea ; these , with the fleets of shipping passing and repassing , all contribute to create a ...
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... period of which we are speaking , the sci- ences and the arts connected with the French navy remained stationary ! But could it be otherwise , when the minister declared that he wanted only sailors for sea - officers , and carpenters ...
... period of which we are speaking , the sci- ences and the arts connected with the French navy remained stationary ! But could it be otherwise , when the minister declared that he wanted only sailors for sea - officers , and carpenters ...
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... period , which is fore- seen and calculated , is not very far from us ! ' 6 After stating at some length what , in our author's opinion , ought to be observed with regard to the nature and the number of ships of war to be kept up by ...
... period , which is fore- seen and calculated , is not very far from us ! ' 6 After stating at some length what , in our author's opinion , ought to be observed with regard to the nature and the number of ships of war to be kept up by ...
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