The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 28F. Jefferies, 1758 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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Page 31
... troops would be a long time exposed to the fire of the enemy ; that the tranfport boats , which were to be rowed by foldiers , would be ftill flower and more exposed ; that it would be day before the first embarkation would get on thore ...
... troops would be a long time exposed to the fire of the enemy ; that the tranfport boats , which were to be rowed by foldiers , would be ftill flower and more exposed ; that it would be day before the first embarkation would get on thore ...
Page 32
... troops might have landed within 3 miles of Rochefort , unannoyed by the guns of any battery . A Agft . Suppofing the troops to have landed , it was impoffible to fecure a communication with the fleet , on which , in Sir JohnLigonier's ...
... troops might have landed within 3 miles of Rochefort , unannoyed by the guns of any battery . A Agft . Suppofing the troops to have landed , it was impoffible to fecure a communication with the fleet , on which , in Sir JohnLigonier's ...
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... troops fhould engage not to ferve during the prefent war against France and her allies . And the alfo infifted on difarming the auxiliary troops , upon returning into their own country . The Duke of Cumberland , who had on his part ...
... troops fhould engage not to ferve during the prefent war against France and her allies . And the alfo infifted on difarming the auxiliary troops , upon returning into their own country . The Duke of Cumberland , who had on his part ...
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Conduct of the several fea officers 31 | 13 |
Prologue and Epilogue to | 33 |
Auftrian account of that battle | 39 |
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