The European Magazine, and London Review, Հատոր 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... force till the 25th of March 1805 . WEDNESDAY , March 14 - Mr . Cart- wright obtained leave to bring in a Bill for bettering the condition of Chimney Sweepers ' Apprentices . Mr. Crevey moved for Papers on which to ground an inquiry ...
... force till the 25th of March 1805 . WEDNESDAY , March 14 - Mr . Cart- wright obtained leave to bring in a Bill for bettering the condition of Chimney Sweepers ' Apprentices . Mr. Crevey moved for Papers on which to ground an inquiry ...
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... force amounted to 252,841 , compofed of regular Cavaly , Regiments of the Line , Militia , and A tillery , the lalt of which comprised about 14,000 ; in October 1801 , after nine years ' war , our military force did not exceed 266,95 ...
... force amounted to 252,841 , compofed of regular Cavaly , Regiments of the Line , Militia , and A tillery , the lalt of which comprised about 14,000 ; in October 1801 , after nine years ' war , our military force did not exceed 266,95 ...
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... Force was in a state of improvement which aftonithed all Europe . According to the returns now made , most of the Volunteer Corps were armed ; only about 13,000 were ftill without fire . locks . In England and Scotland that force ...
... Force was in a state of improvement which aftonithed all Europe . According to the returns now made , most of the Volunteer Corps were armed ; only about 13,000 were ftill without fire . locks . In England and Scotland that force ...
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