The Eclectic Review, Volume 3; Volume 6, Part 2Samuel Greatheed, Daniel Parken, Theophilus Williams, Josiah Conder, Thomas Price, Jonathan Edwards Ryland, Edwin Paxton Hood C. Taylor, 1807 |
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Page 756
... English , who were drawn up in three divisions , and seated on the ground , on seeing their enemies advance , rose undauntedly up , and fell into their ranks . That of the prince was the first to do so , whose archers were formed in the ...
... English , who were drawn up in three divisions , and seated on the ground , on seeing their enemies advance , rose undauntedly up , and fell into their ranks . That of the prince was the first to do so , whose archers were formed in the ...
Page 757
... English valour ; and no day has ever seen it trampled . has probably contributed to inspire a strong confidence of supe- riority , which it would be unjust to condemn , and criminal to discourage . With no such intention , but with a ...
... English valour ; and no day has ever seen it trampled . has probably contributed to inspire a strong confidence of supe- riority , which it would be unjust to condemn , and criminal to discourage . With no such intention , but with a ...
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... English , than the speech of some English counties varies from that of others : but strong- ly distinguished from most of them , by its pronunciation ; in which it very closely resembles the German tongue , espe- cially as abounding ...
... English , than the speech of some English counties varies from that of others : but strong- ly distinguished from most of them , by its pronunciation ; in which it very closely resembles the German tongue , espe- cially as abounding ...
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