House of Commons Papers, Volume 45H.M. Stationery Office, 1907 - Legislation |
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Page xxi
... the enemy sat down before the town (p. 186), and a few days later Willoughby arrived there (p. 189). The authorities at the Hague seem to have been much afraid that he would proceed with unnecessary energy. They expressed their hope ...
... the enemy sat down before the town (p. 186), and a few days later Willoughby arrived there (p. 189). The authorities at the Hague seem to have been much afraid that he would proceed with unnecessary energy. They expressed their hope ...
Page 228
... the enemy, and abandoned or conquered in consequence of the laxity of my fellow-countrymen, I feel it my duty to warn your Lordship that if you mean to hold Bergen, you must have sufficient men of your own nation there to resist the enemy ...
... the enemy, and abandoned or conquered in consequence of the laxity of my fellow-countrymen, I feel it my duty to warn your Lordship that if you mean to hold Bergen, you must have sufficient men of your own nation there to resist the enemy ...
Page 400
... the Enemy and lost manie men in theire falling of j there were not two officers present that were not hurt ; our horse charging the enemies horse which were four troupes in favour of our men over a Bridge, fell within the reach of the ...
... the Enemy and lost manie men in theire falling of j there were not two officers present that were not hurt ; our horse charging the enemies horse which were four troupes in favour of our men over a Bridge, fell within the reach of the ...
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