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Horace Walpole wrote to a correspondent , " Lady Craven received the news of her Lord's death on a Friday , went into weeds on Saturday , and into white satin and many diamonds on Sunday . " When Lady Craven learned that the English ...
Horace Walpole wrote to a correspondent , " Lady Craven received the news of her Lord's death on a Friday , went into weeds on Saturday , and into white satin and many diamonds on Sunday . " When Lady Craven learned that the English ...
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For example , a court martial of his regiment had ordered the death penalty for a deserter who had gone across the border , sold his uniform there , and then had returned to France where he was caught . A minority of the judges voted ...
For example , a court martial of his regiment had ordered the death penalty for a deserter who had gone across the border , sold his uniform there , and then had returned to France where he was caught . A minority of the judges voted ...
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To a British officer who condoled with him in his misfortune , de Kalb replied : " I thank you for your generous sympathy , but I die the death I always prayed for the death of a soldier fighting for the rights of man .
To a British officer who condoled with him in his misfortune , de Kalb replied : " I thank you for your generous sympathy , but I die the death I always prayed for the death of a soldier fighting for the rights of man .
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