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... camp , under Major - General Sheldon , was sufficiently near to reinforce that out - guard , in case of an alarm . Colonel O'Kelly , however , having no confidence in Clif- ford , on the morning of September 15th , warped Lord Lucan ...
... camp , under Major - General Sheldon , was sufficiently near to reinforce that out - guard , in case of an alarm . Colonel O'Kelly , however , having no confidence in Clif- ford , on the morning of September 15th , warped Lord Lucan ...
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... camp , which daily joined , quickly rendered him formidable . Amasis , bereft of hope by the nume fortitudinis , rerumque ab Amasi fraternis auspiciis gestarum , retardata : ad hæc , remissiore curâ apertæ conjurationis consilia ...
... camp , which daily joined , quickly rendered him formidable . Amasis , bereft of hope by the nume fortitudinis , rerumque ab Amasi fraternis auspiciis gestarum , retardata : ad hæc , remissiore curâ apertæ conjurationis consilia ...
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... Camp before Satrachus , in Derry . order to preserve his Martanesian Subjects there from the ill Treat- Protestant . ment which he apprehended they might receive from the Cyprians ; and Irish . he went there with an assured Confidence ...
... Camp before Satrachus , in Derry . order to preserve his Martanesian Subjects there from the ill Treat- Protestant . ment which he apprehended they might receive from the Cyprians ; and Irish . he went there with an assured Confidence ...
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... Camp , Dundalk . haveing the Province of Lapithia behind him , and the Conveniency Ulster . of the Sea to furnish him with Provisions out of Cilicia . Amasis , at England . Jas.II. 37. Interea Amasis nullo memorabili conatu Satrachum ...
... Camp , Dundalk . haveing the Province of Lapithia behind him , and the Conveniency Ulster . of the Sea to furnish him with Provisions out of Cilicia . Amasis , at England . Jas.II. 37. Interea Amasis nullo memorabili conatu Satrachum ...
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... Camp , especially about the latter End of the Campaigne , when it was slenderly manned , lost a fair Opportunity to ... camping last ; whereas , if they had stayed a little Longer ( which they Drogheda . Dub- might well doe , haveing ...
... Camp , especially about the latter End of the Campaigne , when it was slenderly manned , lost a fair Opportunity to ... camping last ; whereas , if they had stayed a little Longer ( which they Drogheda . Dub- might well doe , haveing ...
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