The Monitor, 第 1 卷J. Scott, 1760 - 502 頁 |
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... greatest advantage to ourfelves ; and do the greatest damage to our enemies : to this kind of war we are indebted for Gibraltar and Port - Ma- hon : and I am forry that I cannot find out one D 4 foot foot of land on the continent ...
... greatest advantage to ourfelves ; and do the greatest damage to our enemies : to this kind of war we are indebted for Gibraltar and Port - Ma- hon : and I am forry that I cannot find out one D 4 foot foot of land on the continent ...
第 93 頁
the greatest men of Rome gloried in every little advantage gained over the uncultivated Britons . Cæfar , who only peep'd into Britain , and was driven off with confiderable lofs , acquired more praise by the discovery , than by all the ...
the greatest men of Rome gloried in every little advantage gained over the uncultivated Britons . Cæfar , who only peep'd into Britain , and was driven off with confiderable lofs , acquired more praise by the discovery , than by all the ...
第 404 頁
... greatest armaments , ever known in Britain , both by sea and land ; and at the fame time permitting France to invade our territories . And I could perceive , that their infinuations gained too much upon the effemi- nate and avaricious ...
... greatest armaments , ever known in Britain , both by sea and land ; and at the fame time permitting France to invade our territories . And I could perceive , that their infinuations gained too much upon the effemi- nate and avaricious ...
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