 | Constable and co, ltd - 1829 - 686 halaman
...on the other a hedge, both whereof were lined with musqueteers : notwithstanding Sir Thomas Fairfax charged gallantly, but the enemy keeping themselves...lane ; and (by what mistake I know not) Sir Thomas Fairfax's new levied regiments being in the van, they wheeled about, and being hotly pursued by the... | |
 | Michael Russell - 1829 - 338 halaman
...on the other a hedge, both whereof were lined with musqueteers : notwithstanding Sir Thomas Fairfax charged gallantly, but the enemy keeping themselves...lane ; and (by what mistake I know not) Sir Thomas Fairfax's new levied regiments being in the van, they wheeled about, and being hotly pursued by the... | |
 | 1838 - 380 halaman
...on the other an hedge, both whereof were lined with musqueteers, notwithstanding sir Thomas Fairfax charged gallantly, but the enemy keeping themselves...(by what mistake I know not) sir Thomas Fairfax, his new levied regiments being in the van, they wheeled about, and. being hotly pursued by the enemy, came... | |
 | James Paterson - 1847 - 490 halaman
...on the other a hedge, both whereof were lined with inusquetccrs. Notwithstanding, Sir Thomas Fairfax charged gallantly ; but the enemy keeping themselves...lane, and (by what mistake I know not) Sir Thomas Fail-fax's new-levied regiments being in the van, they wheeled about, and, being hotly pursued by the... | |
 | Michael Russell - 1860 - 288 halaman
...on the other a hedge, both whereof were !<ned with musqueteers : notwithstanding, Sir Thomas Fairfax charged gallantly, but the enemy keeping themselves...lane ; and (by what mistake I know not) Sir Thomas Fairfax's new levied regiments being in the van, they wheeled about, and being hotly pursued by the... | |
 | James Paterson - 1863 - 534 halaman
...on the other a hedge, both whereof were lined with musketeers. Notwithstanding, Sir Themas Fairfax charged gallantly ; but the enemy keeping themselves...of the lane, and (by what mistake I know not) Sir Themas Fairfax's new-levied regiments being in the van, they wheeled about, and, being hetly pursued... | |
 | Charles Sanford Terry - 1899 - 566 halaman
...on the other an Hedge, both whereof were lined with Musketiers, notwithstanding Sir Thomas Fairfax charged gallantly, but the enemy keeping themselves in a body, and receiving them by threes and foures as they marched out of the Lane, and (by what mistake I know not) Sir Thomas Fairfax his new... | |
 | Michael Russell - 1910 - 296 halaman
...on the other a hedge, both whereof were lined with musqueteers : notwithstanding, Sir Thomas Fairfax charged gallantly, but the enemy keeping themselves in a body, and receiving them by three and fours as they marched out of the lane; and (by what mistake I know not) Sir Thomas Fairfax's... | |
 | 1853 - 432 halaman
...on the other a hedge, both whereof were lined with musqueteers, notwithstanding Sir Thomas Fairfax charged gallantly, but the enemy keeping themselves...what mistake I know not), Sir Thomas Fairfax, his new levied regiments being in the van, they wheeled about, and being hotly pursued by the enemy, came... | |
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... betwixt them and the enemy there was no passage but at a narrow lane, where they could not march above three or four in front. 