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Page 66
... force , that the militia were children , sought refuge in the sur- driven from the field . A scattered rounding woods . About seven fire now succeeded on both sides o'clock in the morning , the glittering while the Americans remained in ...
... force , that the militia were children , sought refuge in the sur- driven from the field . A scattered rounding woods . About seven fire now succeeded on both sides o'clock in the morning , the glittering while the Americans remained in ...
Page 80
... forces gained a considerable me upon another point ; that of the victory over the Lacedemonians . supplies ; what we ... force might that you may oppose Philip , not by be really Athenian ? And yet , for decrees and letters only , but by ...
... forces gained a considerable me upon another point ; that of the victory over the Lacedemonians . supplies ; what we ... force might that you may oppose Philip , not by be really Athenian ? And yet , for decrees and letters only , but by ...
Page 191
... force , irritated with an hostile array before her eyes , her conces sions , if you could force them , would be suspicious and insecure . But it is more than evident that you cannot force them to your unworthy terms of It has been usual ...
... force , irritated with an hostile array before her eyes , her conces sions , if you could force them , would be suspicious and insecure . But it is more than evident that you cannot force them to your unworthy terms of It has been usual ...
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