...receive surgical assistance and proper attendance, were no sooner beyond the reach of his protection than they were stripped, beaten, and abused. Most...in cold blood, or owed their safety to concealment, and a speedy escape. This unnatural mode of warfare, rashly announced, and cruelly acted upon, was...

...their orders were to give no quarter. Even the British officers who were carried before Bonaparte, although civilly treated while he spoke to them, and...proper attendance, were no sooner out of his presence, thau they were stripped, beaten, and abused. Most of the prisoners whom the French took from our light...

...their orders were to give no quarter. Even the British officers who were carried before Bonaparte, although civilly treated while he spoke to them, and...owed their safety to concealment or a speedy escape. " The Prussians fiercely revenged this slaughter. In a town, says a German officer, not six miles from...

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...general opinion, that their orders were, to give no quarter. Even the British officers who were curried before Buonaparte, although civilly treated while...owed their safety to concealment or a speedy escape." The Prussians fiercely revenged this slaughter. In a town, says a German officer, not six miles from...

...were carried hefore Buonaparte, although civilly treated while he spoke to them, and dismissed vviih assurances that they should have surgical assistance...owed their safety to concealment or a speedy escape." The Prussians fiercely revenged this slaughter. In a town, says a German officer, not six miles from...

...were carried before Bonaparte, although civilly treated while he spoke to them, and dismissed wilh assurances that they should have surgical assistance...and abused. Most of the prisoners whom the French look from our light cavalry wcro put to death in cold blood, or owed their safely lo concealment or...

...were carried before Bonaparte (after Quatre Bras), although civilly treated while he spoke to them, were no sooner out of his presence than they were stripped, beaten, and abused. Their lancers rode over the field during the action, despatching the wounded British with the most...