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... reason to disbelieve that Arthur Wesley's birth occurred in one of the three months referred to of the year which also ushered Napoleon Buonaparte into the world - 1769 . It hardly matters which , as between March , April , and May ...
... reasons for acting as he did ; and after administering to him a sharp rebuke , he allowed him to withdraw his angry letters of remonstrance , and gave him credit not only for his own gallantry , but also for the arrangements which he ...
... reason , upon him . Mr. Gleig says : - Colonel Wellesley was not free from the weaknesses which apper- tain to men in general , however marvellous might be his power to overcome them . He felt keenly enough the slight that had been put ...
... reason to believe that they were used by the Sikhs in their latest struggle with the British army , -and Sir Howard Douglas tells us in his work on military bridges that he was prepared to use rafts of that kind , if necessary , in ...
... reason for which I should involve myself in fresh troubles and difficulties , with which I have hitherto had no concern . I look to England , and I con- ceive that my views in life will be advanced by returning there . I don't conceive ...