 | James Carrick Moore - 1809 - 364 頁
...Commander of the Forces can, " however, assure the army that he bas made none since he left Sala" manca which he did not foresee, and was not prepared for;...proper to fight a battle he will do it ; and he will " choose the time and place he thinks most fit : in the mean time he " begs the Officers and Soldiers... | |
 | Adam Neale - 1809 - 514 頁
...movements he directs. .The Commander of the forces can, however, assure his army, that he has made none since he left Salamanca which he did not foresee,...purposes for which they were intended. When it is proper (o fight a hattle, he will do it, and he will chusc ttie time and place he thinks most fit. In the... | |
 | James Carrick Moore - 1809 - 558 頁
..." directs. The Commander of the Forces can, '•* howe\rer, assure the army that he has made " none since he left Salamanca which he did " " " not foresee, and was not prepared for; and, l< as far as he is a judge, they have answered " the purposes for which they were intended." When it... | |
 | 1810 - 600 頁
...the MoTIVES of the movements which he directed; he could, however, assure them, that he had made none since he left Salamanca which he did not foresee, and was not prepared for ; and, as far as he was a judge, they had answered the purposes tor which they were intended. When it was proper to fight... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1810 - 602 頁
...the movements which he directed; he could, however, assure them, that he h.'d made none since he lett Salamanca which he did not foresee, and was not prepared for ; and, as far as he was a judge, they had answered the purposes tor which they were intended. When it was proper to fight... | |
 | 1810 - 602 頁
...of the movements which he directed; he could, however, assure them, that he had made none since be left Salamanca which he did not foresee, and was not prepared for ; and, as tar as he was a judge, they had answered the purposes for which they were intended. When it was proper... | |
 | 1812 - 724 頁
...army the motive of the movements he directed ; he could, however,, assure them, that he had made none, since he left Salamanca, which he did not foresee, and was not prepared for ; and, as far as he was a judge, they had answered the purposes for which they were intended. When it was proper to fight... | |
 | Thomas Burgeland Johnson - 1813 - 456 頁
...movement he direct*. The commander of the forces can, however,assnre the army that he has made none since he left Salamanca which he did not foresee,...proper to fight a battle he will do it; and he will choose the time and place he thinks most fit : in the mean time, he begs the officers and soldiers... | |
 | 1812 - 844 頁
...movement he directs. The commander of the forces can however assure the army, that he has made none since he left Salamanca which he did not foresee,...proper to fight a battle, he will do it; and he will choose the time and place he thinks most fit j in the mean time he begs the officers and §oldiers... | |
 | Hewson Clarke - 1815 - 622 頁
...the motives of the movements which he directed ; he could, however, assure them that he had made none since he left Salamanca, which he did not foresee, and was not prepared for ; and, as far as he was a judge, they had answered the purposes for which they were intended. When it was proper to fight... | |
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Salamanca which he did not foresee, and was not prepared for; and as far as he is a judge, they have answered the purposes for which they were intended. When it is proper to fight a battle he will do it; and he will choose the time and place he thinks... 
