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Pàgina 220
... side of that river . † The campaign might have continued indefinitely , until one side or the other was exhausted , had not the state of the province warned Tien Wang that he could not hope to be able to feed much longer the numerous ...
... side of that river . † The campaign might have continued indefinitely , until one side or the other was exhausted , had not the state of the province warned Tien Wang that he could not hope to be able to feed much longer the numerous ...
Pàgina 227
Demetrius Charles Boulger. MARCH TO PEKIN . 227 southern side of the Yangtse , and to this they resolved for the present to strictly confine themselves . Yangchow , on the northern side and some miles up the canal , was indeed occupied ...
Demetrius Charles Boulger. MARCH TO PEKIN . 227 southern side of the Yangtse , and to this they resolved for the present to strictly confine themselves . Yangchow , on the northern side and some miles up the canal , was indeed occupied ...
Pàgina 387
... side were carried , and their defenders compelled to flee , not into the town as they would have wished , but away from it towards Chanzu . On the following day , the attack was resumed on the north side , while the armed boats ...
... side were carried , and their defenders compelled to flee , not into the town as they would have wished , but away from it towards Chanzu . On the following day , the attack was resumed on the north side , while the armed boats ...
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