The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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Page 177
... force of the enemy , in great danger of having their retreat cut off by a fuperior naval force in the river , they would have every thing to fear . On the other hand , if our operations fhould be as fuccessful as we may flatter ...
... force of the enemy , in great danger of having their retreat cut off by a fuperior naval force in the river , they would have every thing to fear . On the other hand , if our operations fhould be as fuccessful as we may flatter ...
Page 179
... force destined against Niagara , and to appoint the march of one body from Ononguaga to that place . It feems to me how- ever that this difpofition might be fubject to one great inconveni- ence , which is , that , if each column be not ...
... force destined against Niagara , and to appoint the march of one body from Ononguaga to that place . It feems to me how- ever that this difpofition might be fubject to one great inconveni- ence , which is , that , if each column be not ...
Page 572
... force of England ; -let us go and feize by force our eastern colo- nies , bafely given up by William the Fifth to the English . The marine ftate has already , in eleven months , fitted out 77 large and small veffels , a confiderable ...
... force of England ; -let us go and feize by force our eastern colo- nies , bafely given up by William the Fifth to the English . The marine ftate has already , in eleven months , fitted out 77 large and small veffels , a confiderable ...
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