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But though deterred for the time, Mr. Gleig's passion had its way in the end; for
when the work of M. Brialmont, a Belgian officer, appeared to him (after the
Duke's death) to steer between the ' wild ' criticisms of French, and the ' not less
wild ...
But though deterred for the time, Mr. Gleig's passion had its way in the end; for
when the work of M. Brialmont, a Belgian officer, appeared to him (after the
Duke's death) to steer between the ' wild ' criticisms of French, and the ' not less
wild ...
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... mode of life there, though he made, it would appear, better use of his time than
at Eton or Chelsea, and learnt to speak French well, not only irom his
schoolfellows but also from people whose acquaintance he made in the
neighbourhood.
... mode of life there, though he made, it would appear, better use of his time than
at Eton or Chelsea, and learnt to speak French well, not only irom his
schoolfellows but also from people whose acquaintance he made in the
neighbourhood.
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At the school at Angers he perfected himself in it, and had time, not only to pick
up all that was known of the art of war, but also to learn the principles, maxims,
and ideas of French military science. He experienced, first under the patronage of
...
At the school at Angers he perfected himself in it, and had time, not only to pick
up all that was known of the art of war, but also to learn the principles, maxims,
and ideas of French military science. He experienced, first under the patronage of
...
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Citizen ' Tippoo Sahib, in communication with the French Republicans, was
preparing, with 50,000 men trained by French officers, to attack Madras. Colonel
Wellcsley was sent there * The letter contaming these sentiments occurs at vol.
Citizen ' Tippoo Sahib, in communication with the French Republicans, was
preparing, with 50,000 men trained by French officers, to attack Madras. Colonel
Wellcsley was sent there * The letter contaming these sentiments occurs at vol.
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But the truth is, that a despatch from the home Government to the Governor-
General, directed in the mean time the immediate preparation and prompt
execution of the scheme against the French in Egypt. Of this despatch Colonel
Wellesley ...
But the truth is, that a despatch from the home Government to the Governor-
General, directed in the mean time the immediate preparation and prompt
execution of the scheme against the French in Egypt. Of this despatch Colonel
Wellesley ...
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| Título | The Quarterly Review, Volumen120 |
| Colaboradores | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Editor | John Murray, 1866 |
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