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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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Yes , my colonel . ' This was on the night of November 25-26 , 1741. No disorder followed the fall of the city , thanks to the good discipline that ruled in Saxe's army . " There is not another example " he wrote to Folard , “ of a ...
Yes , my colonel . ' This was on the night of November 25-26 , 1741. No disorder followed the fall of the city , thanks to the good discipline that ruled in Saxe's army . " There is not another example " he wrote to Folard , “ of a ...
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De Kalb wrote to his wife in considerable understatement that the journey to Italy was " not to the Marquis ' taste . " From St. Sebastian on April 1 , 1777 , he wrote : " This ...
De Kalb wrote to his wife in considerable understatement that the journey to Italy was " not to the Marquis ' taste . " From St. Sebastian on April 1 , 1777 , he wrote : " This ...
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Introduction | 7 |
Apprenticeship under Marshals Saxe and Lowendal | 30 |
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