 | 1814 - 644 lehte
...river those who were weaker, and hindered their pass-igc, and unfeelingly trampled under foot ;>ll the sick whom they found in their way. Many hundreds were crushed to deatli by the wheels of the cannon. Others, hoping to save themselves by swimming, were frozen in the... | |
 | Noah Worcester - 1816 - 814 lehte
...thusc who were weaker, and hindered their passage, or unfeelingly trampled under foot all the sick they found in their way. Many hundreds were crushed to death by the wheels of the cannon. Thousands and thousands of victims, deprived of all hope, threw themselves headlong into the Beresina,... | |
 | Noah Worcester - 1817 - 312 lehte
...those who were weaker, and hindered their passage, or unfeelingly trampled under foot all the sicta they found in their way. Many hundreds were crushed to death by the wheels of the cannon Thousands and thousands of victims, deprived of all hope, threw themselves headlong into the Beresina,... | |
 | 1817 - 184 lehte
...those who were weaker, and hindered their passage, or unfeelingly trampled under foot all the sick they found in their way. Many hundreds were crushed to death by the wheels of the cannon. Thousands and thousands of victims, deprived of all hope, threw themselves headlong into the Beresina.... | |
 | William Oxberry - 1824 - 384 lehte
...should pass the first. The strongest threw into the river those who were weaker, and unfortunately hindered their passage, or unfeelingly trampled under...of the cannon. Others, hoping to save themselves by swimriling, were frozen in the middle of the river, or perished by placing themselves on pieces of... | |
 | 1825 - 840 lehte
...dreadful struggle took place. The strongest threw into the river those who wore weaker, and unfortunately hindered their passage ; Or unfeelingly trampled under...foot all the sick whom they found in their way. Many huikdreds were crushed to death by the wheels of the cannon. Some, hoping to save themselves by swimming,... | |
 | 724 lehte
...those who were weaker, and hindered their passage, or unfeelingly trampled under loot all the sick they found in their way. Many hundreds were crushed to death by the wheels of the cannon. Thousands and thousands of victims, deprived of all hope, threw themselves headlong into the Beresina,... | |
 | 1826 - 372 lehte
...dreadful struggle took place. The strongest threw into the river those who were weaker, and unfortunately hindered their passage ; or unfeelingly trampled under...were crushed to death by the wheels of the cannon. Some, hoping to save themselves by swimming, were frozen in the middle of the liver, or perished on... | |
 | Thomas Thrush - 1833 - 306 lehte
...river those who were weaker, and hindered their passage, or unfeelingly trampled underfoot all the sick they found in their way. Many hundreds were crushed to death by the wheels of the cannon. Thousands and thousands of victims, deprived of all hope, threw themselves headlong into the Beresina,... | |
 | Abner Cunningham - 1836 - 166 lehte
...those who were weaker, and hindered their passage, or unfeelingly trampled under foot all the sick they found in their way. Many hundreds were crushed to death by the wheels of the cannon. Thousands and thousands of victims, deprived of all hope, threw themselves headlong into the Beresina,... | |
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The strongest threw into the river those who were weaker, and hindered their passage, or unfeelingly trampled under foot all the sick whom they found in their way. Many hundreds were crushed to death by the wheels of the cannon. Others, hoping to save... 
