The Quarterly Review, 92. köideWilliam Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1852 |
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Page 358
... Prince Windischgrätz still threatened it from the south - west , was confidently anticipated by the leaders of the Viennese revolt . But , on the other hand , Móga himself was at heart much more an Austrian general than a rebel chief ...
... Prince Windischgrätz still threatened it from the south - west , was confidently anticipated by the leaders of the Viennese revolt . But , on the other hand , Móga himself was at heart much more an Austrian general than a rebel chief ...
Page 366
... Prince Windischgrätz made a private appeal to Görgei to lay down his arms , with the promise of a free pardon ; but the Magyar General dismissed the emissary in the presence of his officers with a copy of his Waitzen proclamation . He ...
... Prince Windischgrätz made a private appeal to Görgei to lay down his arms , with the promise of a free pardon ; but the Magyar General dismissed the emissary in the presence of his officers with a copy of his Waitzen proclamation . He ...
Page 374
... Prince Windischgrätz took leave of the army in an order of the day dated from Olmütz . As a nego- ciator he had been stern and unbending - as a soldier feeble and improvident ; and in both capacities he left the Hungarian insurrection ...
... Prince Windischgrätz took leave of the army in an order of the day dated from Olmütz . As a nego- ciator he had been stern and unbending - as a soldier feeble and improvident ; and in both capacities he left the Hungarian insurrection ...
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