Elegant Extracts, Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages from the Best English Authors and Translations: Principally Designed for the Use of Young Persons, Volume 2S. Walker, 1826 - English letters |
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Page 31
... arms against the enemies of the com - sals of the crown soon extorted a con- munity . This military service was firmation for life of those grants of the condition upon which he received lands , which , being at first purely and held ...
... arms against the enemies of the com - sals of the crown soon extorted a con- munity . This military service was firmation for life of those grants of the condition upon which he received lands , which , being at first purely and held ...
Page 66
... arms of the British column were sight ; and the British troops were seen advancing on the Lincoln road . then drawn up on the green to fire a A body of militia from one hundred volley and give a shout in honour of and fifty to two ...
... arms of the British column were sight ; and the British troops were seen advancing on the Lincoln road . then drawn up on the green to fire a A body of militia from one hundred volley and give a shout in honour of and fifty to two ...
Page 248
... arms , one vice . I have fought the French in Englishman is able to beat five French six pitched battles ; and I verily be- at any time ; so we went down to the lieve that , if I could read or write , door , where both the sentries were ...
... arms , one vice . I have fought the French in Englishman is able to beat five French six pitched battles ; and I verily be- at any time ; so we went down to the lieve that , if I could read or write , door , where both the sentries were ...
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