10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LITTLE CORPORAL»
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Little Corporal in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Napoleon: The Story of the
Little Corporal
A brief introductory biography of Napoleon.
Reduce Your Girth New Invention Gives Youthful, Athletic Posture As soon as
you slip into the "Little Corporal," 4 to 6 inches of your girth automatically
disappears. You become erect, athletic, slimmer. You feel younger, lighter, more
lively.
The first gun was completed in June 1943 and was christened "Friedrich" but
nicknamed "Das Kleine Obergefreite" (The Little Corporal) as a joke. The
nickname stuck, but the poor little corporal did not have a chassis. Recoil
compensation ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
Alfred L. Sewell, Emily Huntington Miller, 2011
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The Short Stories of Katherine Mansfield
Terribly pale, with a faint smile on his lips, his hand at salute, stood the little
corporal. I gave no sign, I am sure I gave no sign. He stepped behind me. "And
then follow me as though you do not see me," I heard him half whisper, half sing.
Katherine Mansfield, 2010
6
The
Little Corporal, Volumes 11-13...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
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A History of American Magazines, 1865-1885
The other 1865 venture was the Little Corporal,51 of Chicago, much loved by
many readers. Emily Huntington Miller and Alfred L. Sewell were chief editors. In
1875 it was also merged in St. Nick. Demorest's Young America (1866-75) began
...
8
Napoleonic Art: Nationalism and the Spirit of Rebellion in ...
However, he features Napoleon not as colonel, but as the Little Corporal dressed
informally in his half- open greatcoat and bicorne hat, reining back his horse to
speak with the peasant woman. Georgin has also added a full view of several ...
Barbara Ann Day-Hickman, 1999
Get Rid of Your Spare ! Abolish the "BALLOON" Waist-Line! Without "Little
Corporal" rP HAT unsightly, uncomfortable •** bulge of fatty tissue over the
abdomen is an unnecessary burden. Here's the way to get rid of it, without fasting
, hot baths ...
10
Three Men in a Hupp: Around the World by Automobile, 1910-1912
The parade also included another 100 enthusiastic Hupp owners strung out in
the farewell procession behind the Little Corporal. "There will be a place in the
line for every Hupmobile owner who can spare the time," the morning paper had
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LITTLE CORPORAL»
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Caseload: Judge steps into historic pub feud
CaseLoad has it on the best authority that Their Reconnoitering Honours - identified as Justices Tim "Little Corporal" Brewer and Simon "D*nny ... «New Zealand Herald, Jul 15»
Napoléon's Paris
We picture him as 'le Petit Caporal' ('the Little Corporal'), with his hand-in-waistcoat gesture and his hat sported en bataille (sideways). «FranceToday.com, Jun 15»
Napoleon and Mr Pickwick
One grew up to be called the Little Apothecary, the other the Little Corporal. That the latter was now immersed in Humboldt's discoveries was ... «The Economist, Jun 15»
The things you really need to know about Napoleon
According to historians, however, the so-called “little corporal” actually stood at 5 ft 6 (1.68 m), which was the average height for a man in that ... «The Local.fr, Jun 15»
Paisley man's part in Napoleon's downfall
He looked into the face of the Little Corporal. He was there when the Scots Greys charged and cried "Scotland Forever!" And he was right at the ... «Glasgow Evening Times, Jun 15»
Napoleon, TV review: Historian Andrew Roberts is unapologetic in …
Throughout this absorbing, but at times uncomfortably ingratiating, documentary he was unapologetic in his admiration of the Little Corporal. «The Independent, Jun 15»
Napoleon, BBC Two
He inspired his men with oratory; they nicknamed him "The Little Corporal". Northern Italy was fined and looted – the art mostly went to the ... «The Arts Desk, Jun 15»
Waterloo: 200 Years Later, Napoleon to Lose Again
England, Prussia, Austria and the other big players thought they were finally rid of "the Little Corporal" when his Russian invasion flopped in ... «Huffington Post, Jun 15»
Maine Voices: Betrayal marked the last days of the United States in …
Old soldiers named Goering, Hess, Roehm, and a little Corporal named Adolf who made their names by telling Germans that ww1 was a good ... «Press Herald, May 15»
Stone laid to remember daring deeds of Fulham soldier
Pte Dwyer, who was known as 'The Little Corporal' because of his diminutive stature, was born in Cassidy Road in 1895 and served with the ... «getwestlondon, Apr 15»
