Popular History of England, Том 6Bradbury, Evans, 1860 |
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... head of four hundred horsemen , each with a trooper behind him ; and having marched through Fife with great expedition , succeeded in boarding a government vessel laden with arms that was at anchor near Burntisland . They thus obtained ...
... head of four hundred horsemen , each with a trooper behind him ; and having marched through Fife with great expedition , succeeded in boarding a government vessel laden with arms that was at anchor near Burntisland . They thus obtained ...
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... head of four hundred horsemen , each with a trooper behind him ; and having marched through Fife with great expedition , succeeded in boarding a government vessel laden with arms that was at anchor near Burntisland . They thus obtained ...
... head of four hundred horsemen , each with a trooper behind him ; and having marched through Fife with great expedition , succeeded in boarding a government vessel laden with arms that was at anchor near Burntisland . They thus obtained ...
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... head of them , appeared very well . " Amongst the English was lord Derwentwater , who , with many friends , and all his servants , " mounted , some upon his coach - horses , and " The History of the late Rebellion , & c . By the Rev. Mr ...
... head of them , appeared very well . " Amongst the English was lord Derwentwater , who , with many friends , and all his servants , " mounted , some upon his coach - horses , and " The History of the late Rebellion , & c . By the Rev. Mr ...
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... head of his strangely accoutred men . Reaching Lancaster on the 7th of November , they were welcomed by Roman Catholic families ; and it is recorded that " the gentlemen soldiers dressed and trimmed themselves up in their best clothes ...
... head of his strangely accoutred men . Reaching Lancaster on the 7th of November , they were welcomed by Roman Catholic families ; and it is recorded that " the gentlemen soldiers dressed and trimmed themselves up in their best clothes ...
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... head of four thousand seasoned troops , was looking upon the irregular forces , twice in number , that he was preparing to encounter . He had pre - arranged that he would endeavour to bring the rebels to battle upon the Sheriffmuir . It ...
... head of four thousand seasoned troops , was looking upon the irregular forces , twice in number , that he was preparing to encounter . He had pre - arranged that he would endeavour to bring the rebels to battle upon the Sheriffmuir . It ...
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