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... troops . The allies opened the campaign with 120,000 men , and if the 60,000 Pruffian troops had been brought up according to the ftipulations of the treaty , the greateft advantages might have been derived . to the common caufe , which ...
... troops . The allies opened the campaign with 120,000 men , and if the 60,000 Pruffian troops had been brought up according to the ftipulations of the treaty , the greateft advantages might have been derived . to the common caufe , which ...
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... troops . He affured him he meant no fuch thing ; but he thought that , for a much less fum than was to be expended ... troops . He had understood , he faid , that the arrears left in the pay of the emigrants , were not proportionably ...
... troops . He affured him he meant no fuch thing ; but he thought that , for a much less fum than was to be expended ... troops . He had understood , he faid , that the arrears left in the pay of the emigrants , were not proportionably ...
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... troops in addition to the brigade were station- ed in Oude on the Nabob's application , the pay and contin- gencies of which the Nabob defrayed ; and the prefence of the commander in chief being abfolutely neceffary in Oude , the ...
... troops in addition to the brigade were station- ed in Oude on the Nabob's application , the pay and contin- gencies of which the Nabob defrayed ; and the prefence of the commander in chief being abfolutely neceffary in Oude , the ...
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AUSTRIAN LOAN | 63 |
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