Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volumen35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... served as a volunteer against the Dutch , under the Duke of York , Lord High Admiral , and was in ths midst of the tea - fight , wherein kis Royal Highness was perfonally enga ged ; which fully demonstrates , that there was then a good ...
... served as a volunteer against the Dutch , under the Duke of York , Lord High Admiral , and was in ths midst of the tea - fight , wherein kis Royal Highness was perfonally enga ged ; which fully demonstrates , that there was then a good ...
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... served from his earliest youth in the man- ner I have mentioned ; was at the battles of Dettingen , Fontenoy , Culloden , Laffeldt , Phillinghaufen , and Willemsdahl , with the higbeft approbation of two of the greatest and bravest ...
... served from his earliest youth in the man- ner I have mentioned ; was at the battles of Dettingen , Fontenoy , Culloden , Laffeldt , Phillinghaufen , and Willemsdahl , with the higbeft approbation of two of the greatest and bravest ...
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... served , one of the company pronounced the word Ob - or - Nob , which I learned to be a kind of word of command , to give notice to the drinkers to stand to their arms , for making the first onset of healths , or toafts , as they are ...
... served , one of the company pronounced the word Ob - or - Nob , which I learned to be a kind of word of command , to give notice to the drinkers to stand to their arms , for making the first onset of healths , or toafts , as they are ...
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