Edinburgh Magazine: Or Literary Miscellany, Tom 181801 |
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... prisoners had been tried and convicted , but what was that owing to ? It was to the protections which was afforded by martial law , for it was well known that without it wit- neffes could not be prevailed upon to give their evidence ...
... prisoners had been tried and convicted , but what was that owing to ? It was to the protections which was afforded by martial law , for it was well known that without it wit- neffes could not be prevailed upon to give their evidence ...
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... prisoner ; the number of their wounded could not be afcertained , as they took them off the field . The Turkish forces engaged on this occafion did not at any time exceed nine thousand . Whilft I was congratulating his High- nefs in the ...
... prisoner ; the number of their wounded could not be afcertained , as they took them off the field . The Turkish forces engaged on this occafion did not at any time exceed nine thousand . Whilft I was congratulating his High- nefs in the ...
Strona 148
... prisoners of war . Granted . II . The garrifon fhall be fent back to France , and fhall not ferve against the King of England , nor against his allies , until exchanged conformably to the car- tel between the two nations . - Granted ...
... prisoners of war . Granted . II . The garrifon fhall be fent back to France , and fhall not ferve against the King of England , nor against his allies , until exchanged conformably to the car- tel between the two nations . - Granted ...
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... prisoners in their respective camps . ] From the London Gazette , Aug. 25 . Letter from Capt . Rofe , to Lord Nelfon . The Jamaica , at Sea , Aug. 21 . MY LORD , I beg leave to acquaint you , that yef- terday evening , at 8 o'clock ...
... prisoners in their respective camps . ] From the London Gazette , Aug. 25 . Letter from Capt . Rofe , to Lord Nelfon . The Jamaica , at Sea , Aug. 21 . MY LORD , I beg leave to acquaint you , that yef- terday evening , at 8 o'clock ...
Strona 229
... prisoner to mercy . Mr Juftice Grofe lamented that the crime of which the prifoner had been found guilty , fhould be fo ftrongly marked with ingratitude and wicked- nefs , as to render the humane fuggeftions of of the Jury , and thofe ...
... prisoner to mercy . Mr Juftice Grofe lamented that the crime of which the prifoner had been found guilty , fhould be fo ftrongly marked with ingratitude and wicked- nefs , as to render the humane fuggeftions of of the Jury , and thofe ...
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