Biographical SketchesBooks for Libraries Press, 1972 - 517 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 141
... army , and when once the army had been called in - when once a military body had subdued the represen- tatives of the people nothing would remain but to submit , sooner or later , to the dictatorship of the chief whom the army should ...
... army , and when once the army had been called in - when once a military body had subdued the represen- tatives of the people nothing would remain but to submit , sooner or later , to the dictatorship of the chief whom the army should ...
الصفحة 142
... army of the Sambre - et - Meuse , had been insulted , in the Cinq Cents , by a wanton imputation of embezzlement ; Moreau , who commanded the army of the Rhine , had been kept inactive by the want of supplies ; Bonaparte had been ...
... army of the Sambre - et - Meuse , had been insulted , in the Cinq Cents , by a wanton imputation of embezzlement ; Moreau , who commanded the army of the Rhine , had been kept inactive by the want of supplies ; Bonaparte had been ...
الصفحة 508
... army dispersed . Rosas , with his usual energy , resumed the offensive . He raised an army of nearly 9,000 men - a great force for that country — and directed the main body on Cordova . General Paz ad- vanced to meet it , and Colonel ...
... army dispersed . Rosas , with his usual energy , resumed the offensive . He raised an army of nearly 9,000 men - a great force for that country — and directed the main body on Cordova . General Paz ad- vanced to meet it , and Colonel ...
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