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Meanings of prussian camp in inglês
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Usage of prussian camp in inglês
1
An hour later, profound silence reigned in the Prussiancamp near Jena.
2
He had seen the American General Burnside, who is in the Prussiancamp.
3
And profound silence reigned also in the Prussiancamp at Auerstadt.
4
An hour lafer, profound silence reigned also in the Prussiancamp at Auerstadt.
5
Mr. Robinson, the British ambassador, as mediator, took these terms to the Prussiancamp.
6
Disguised as a peasant, with my little flock of sheep, I entered the Prussiancamp unchallenged.
7
At, this moment an adjutant announced to him that Trenck and Nadasti were plundering the Prussiancamp.
8
It was a cold winter day, and in the Prussiancamp at Newmark every one was occupied making fires.
9
England offered to obtain a safe-conduct for him through the Prussiancamp, but the astronomer said: 'No, thank you.
10
On the previous day Soubise, with his generals, looking down on the Prussiancamp, had reckoned their force at ten thousand.
11
He will inform us of all that takes place in the Prussiancamp, and of all the important movements of the king.
12
The news that Napoleon was actually in Mainz confounded the diplomatists in the Prussiancamp, and produced an order for an immediate advance.
13
The pandours had thoroughly plundered the Prussiancamp; they had taken not only the baggage of the poor soldiers, but all their provisions.
14
His habits are soldierly, and, notwithstanding his seventy-three winters, he continues to find pleasure in wearing the spiked helmet of the Prussiancamp.
15
It is said that men armed with daggers have twice found their way into the Prussiancamp, and been caught in the king's tent.
16
This was the cry of woe throughout the Prussiancamp-thiswas the fearful cry that palsied the hands of those who could not endure defeat.