The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 76, Part 2; Volume 100F. Jefferies, 1806 The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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have learnt with much fadis action that the English army approaches Nicaftro . Our profpects are good on every fide . The army landed under the protection of a frigate , at the fame time that we were taking Amantea . We have spread ...
have learnt with much fadis action that the English army approaches Nicaftro . Our profpects are good on every fide . The army landed under the protection of a frigate , at the fame time that we were taking Amantea . We have spread ...
Page 1058
... army , the Fifth Bulletin of the Grand French army , containing the particulars of the glorious victory gained over the Pruffian army on the 14th . It is dated Jena , October 15 , and is as follows : -The battle of Jena has wiped away ...
... army , the Fifth Bulletin of the Grand French army , containing the particulars of the glorious victory gained over the Pruffian army on the 14th . It is dated Jena , October 15 , and is as follows : -The battle of Jena has wiped away ...
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... army at the beginning of the campaign The corps of Gen. Ru- chel , called the Army of Weftphalia , confifted of 33 battalions of infantry , four companies of chaffeurs , 45 fquadrons of cavalry , a battalion of artillery , and feven ...
... army at the beginning of the campaign The corps of Gen. Ru- chel , called the Army of Weftphalia , confifted of 33 battalions of infantry , four companies of chaffeurs , 45 fquadrons of cavalry , a battalion of artillery , and feven ...
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