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Página 84
If the Commander-in-Chief," said the young officer, like a second Seid, " should
command me to do a thing which ... not scruple to obey him, and consider myself
as relieved from all responsibility by the commands of my military superior.
If the Commander-in-Chief," said the young officer, like a second Seid, " should
command me to do a thing which ... not scruple to obey him, and consider myself
as relieved from all responsibility by the commands of my military superior.
Página 88
He soon afterwards returned to England ; had a command Utile more than
nominal at Southampton j was regular and active in the discharge of his
parliamentary duties; was accustomed to take the chair at masonic and otbar
anniversary ...
He soon afterwards returned to England ; had a command Utile more than
nominal at Southampton j was regular and active in the discharge of his
parliamentary duties; was accustomed to take the chair at masonic and otbar
anniversary ...
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IS, 1796; and in 1799 he bad the command of a brigade of cavalry under orders
lor foreign service. He was promoted to the rank of Major- General, April 29, 1802
, and he was employed on the staff in England from May 25 that year, to May 9, ...
IS, 1796; and in 1799 he bad the command of a brigade of cavalry under orders
lor foreign service. He was promoted to the rank of Major- General, April 29, 1802
, and he was employed on the staff in England from May 25 that year, to May 9, ...
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She never interceded in favour of the exiled Fenelon, when her wish would have
been equal to a command. And she left her King and husband on his death-bed,
when she could be no longer useful, and might endanger herself. She did not ...
She never interceded in favour of the exiled Fenelon, when her wish would have
been equal to a command. And she left her King and husband on his death-bed,
when she could be no longer useful, and might endanger herself. She did not ...
Página 497
The King has set upon me again w,b greater earnestness of persuasion than is lit
for one who may command. I heg'd as earnestly to be consider'd in y thing, and
so we parted upon good terms. I hope something will happen to hinder it. I put it ...
The King has set upon me again w,b greater earnestness of persuasion than is lit
for one who may command. I heg'd as earnestly to be consider'd in y thing, and
so we parted upon good terms. I hope something will happen to hinder it. I put it ...
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