...signal gun fired. Vollies of musquetry and grape instantly played against them ; and Buonaparte, who had been regarding the scene through a telescope, when...into exclamations of approval ; indeed, he had just reasons to dread the refusal of his troops thus to dishonour themselves. Kleber had, remonstrated in...

...had been regarding the fcene through a telefcope, when he faw the fmoke afcending, could not reflrain his joy, but broke out into exclamations of approval : indeed, he had juft reafon to dread the refufal of his troops, thus to diflibnour themfelves. Kleber had remonftrated...

...regarding the. - icene- through a telelcope, when he la:v the fmoke afcending, could not re ¡train his joy, but broke out into exclamations of approval ; indeed, he had juft reafon to dread the refufal of his troops thus to dill^onour them« felves. Kleber had remonftrated...

...gun fired. Vollies of musquetry and grape instantly played against them ; and Волаpaite, who had been regarding the scene through a telescope, when...the most strenuous manner, and the officer of the état major who commanded ,for tie general to whom the division belonged was absent) even refused to...

...signal gun fired. Vollies of musquetry and grape instantly played against them ; and Buonaparte, who had been regarding the scene through a telescope, when...into exclamations of approval ; indeed, he had just reasons to dread the refusal of his troops thus to dishonour themselves. KJeber had remonstrated in...

...signal gun fired. Vo!lies of musquetry and grape instantly played against them ; and Bonaparte, who had been regarding the scene through a telescope, when...broke out into exclamations of approval ; indeed, .V h.iii just reason to dread the re.'i'.sal of his troops thus to dishonoui themselves. Kit her had...

...the smoke ascending, "COULD NOT RESTHAIN HIS JOY, BUT BROKE "OUT INTO ENCLAMATIONS OF APPHOVAL! ** indeed, he had just reason to dread the refusal of...remonstrated in the most strenuous manner, " and the officers of the etat major who command" ed, (for the General to whom the division be" longed was absent,)...

...volleys of musketry and grape-shot instantly played against them ; and Buonaparte, who had been viewing the scene through a telescope, when he saw the smoke...joy, but broke out into exclamations of approval. When the Turks had all fallen, the French troops endeavoured to put a period to the sufferings of the...

...Musquctry and' Grape instantly played against them ; and Bonaparte who had been regarding the »cene through a Telescope, when he saw the smoke ascending,...joy, but broke out into exclamations of approval." " Sir 11. Wilson's History of the Expedition to Egypt:" TENTH. The Scene which occurred at the French...

...signal pun fired. Vollics of musquetry and pjape instantly played against them ; and Bonaparte, who had been regarding the scene through a telescope, when he saw the smoke asrcriding, could not restrain his joy, but broke out into exclamations of approval; indeed, he had...