Brigadier Frederic; Or, the Late Franco-prussian War a Story of an Alsacian Exile. From the French of Mm. Erckmann-chatrian, Crede mihi, miseris caelestia numina parcunt, Nee semper laesos at sine fine premunt.' Chapter Xvii
Freeman's Journal · Saturday 16 December 1876 · page 4
So, then, George, after the loss of my situation and of all that belonged to me, the savings of thirty years of labour and economy and faithful serviceâafter the loss of our beloved…
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Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 23 December 1876 · page 26
New York, Nov 4— The Herald to-day containe a special from London, which says— The feeling that Russia is determined to force on a war is daily gaining ground here, and the people who had begun…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 23 December 1876 · page 7
Nymp[?], 9 guns, Captain Francis G.[?] at Sydney. Pearl, 17 guns, Commod[?] Ho[?]kins, at Sydney. Sapphire, 14 guns, Captain [?] on a cruise. [?] on a cruise…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 23 December 1876 · page 4
'Crede mihi, miseris caelestia numina pareunt, Nee semper laesos et sine fine premunt.' CHAPTER XVII. I SPOKE not a word; I uttered no complaint;…
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