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I shall not pretend to give any character of the generals on the enemy's side ; but I think we may say this , that in the eyes of their own nation , they are inferior to several that have formerly commanded the French armies .
I shall not pretend to give any character of the generals on the enemy's side ; but I think we may say this , that in the eyes of their own nation , they are inferior to several that have formerly commanded the French armies .
Side 353
So many dreadful blows alarmed the enemy , and raised their whole country up in arms . Had we , on our side , made proportionable preparations , the war , by this time , had been brought to a happy issue . If , after having gained the ...
So many dreadful blows alarmed the enemy , and raised their whole country up in arms . Had we , on our side , made proportionable preparations , the war , by this time , had been brought to a happy issue . If , after having gained the ...
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The old Roman general , when he heard his army complain of thirst , showed them the springs and rivers that lay behind the enemy's camp . It is our own case ; the rout of a Spanish army would make us masters of the Indies .
The old Roman general , when he heard his army complain of thirst , showed them the springs and rivers that lay behind the enemy's camp . It is our own case ; the rout of a Spanish army would make us masters of the Indies .
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