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Pàgina 243
Demetrius Charles Boulger. FRENCH ACTION . 243 the excuse afforded by several shots passing over or near the French position to turn his broadsides on the city . The rebels were , therefore , cannonaded on one side by the French and on ...
Demetrius Charles Boulger. FRENCH ACTION . 243 the excuse afforded by several shots passing over or near the French position to turn his broadsides on the city . The rebels were , therefore , cannonaded on one side by the French and on ...
Pàgina 496
... French arms experienced a severe reverse in the Tonquin delta . The French fully believed that the conquest of Tonquin would be achieved without difficulty and without much cost . Even the Black Flags were regarded as little better than ...
... French arms experienced a severe reverse in the Tonquin delta . The French fully believed that the conquest of Tonquin would be achieved without difficulty and without much cost . Even the Black Flags were regarded as little better than ...
Pàgina 501
... French resented this step , and showed an intention to retaliate by instituting a right to search all coasting steamers for rice , but fortunately this pretension was not pushed to extremities , and the war closed before any grave ...
... French resented this step , and showed an intention to retaliate by instituting a right to search all coasting steamers for rice , but fortunately this pretension was not pushed to extremities , and the war closed before any grave ...
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