 | English literature - 1803 - 752 pages
...was dreadful ; in the lad of thefe unfortunate groups, were two gentlemen, of great lefpeclability, who received no wound from the fire; but, to preferve...general fate. This execution took place in the evening : immediately after its clofe, the foldiers, fatigued and fivk with cold-blooded (laughter, marched... | |
 | 1803 - 752 pages
...received no wound from the fire; but, to preferve themfcUres, dropped with the reft, and exhibit«! all the appearances of having participated in the...general fate. This execution took place in the evening: immediately after its сЬГе, the feidien, fatigued and fick with cold-blooded fiaughler. marched... | |
 | English literature - 1803 - 556 pages
...received no wound from tbe fire, but, to prelerve therulelves, diopped with the reft, and exhibited ail the appearances of having participated in the general...fate, "• This execution took place in the evening ; immediately after its ck>fe, the foldicrs, fatigued, and lick with cold-blooded (laughter, marched... | |
 | Columbia County (N.Y.) - 1804 - 450 pages
...In the lafl ot thefe unfortunate groups, were two gentlemen of great refpeclability, whore, ceived no wound from the fire; but, to preferve themfelves, dropped with the reft, and exhibited all the appearance of having participated in the general late. This execution took place in the e"en|ne-riojnjediately... | |
 | Anecdotes - 1820 - 438 pages
...respectability, who received no wound from the fire, but, to preserve themselves, dropped with the rest, and exhibited all the appearances of having participated...general fate. This execution took place in the evening : immediately after its close, the soldiers, fatigued, and sick with cold-blooded slaughter, marched... | |
 | Columbia County (N.Y.) - 1804 - 426 pages
...-dreadful. In the lad of thefe unfortunate groups, were two gentlemen of great refpeñability, whoreceived no wound from the fire; but, to preferve themfelves, dropped with the reft, anj. exhibited all the appearance ol bavin» participated in the general fate. This execution took... | |
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The carnage was dreadful ; in the lad of thefe unfortunate groups, were two gentlemen, of great lefpeclability, who received no wound from the fire; but, to preferve themfelves, dropped with the reft, and exhibited all the appearances of having participated... 