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Sherburne; upon which M. de Montigny was sent back with his party, to watch their motions, and harass -them on their march. About this time a flag appeared from the enemy, cffering to surrender, if their lives could be secured from the ...
Sherburne; upon which M. de Montigny was sent back with his party, to watch their motions, and harass -them on their march. About this time a flag appeared from the enemy, cffering to surrender, if their lives could be secured from the ...
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In vain were others sent to relieve them, unless such persons were rich enough themselves to raise armies, or were supplied from court with force sufficient to displace their predecessors. Thus it was that Ancover de Cawn (father to the ...
In vain were others sent to relieve them, unless such persons were rich enough themselves to raise armies, or were supplied from court with force sufficient to displace their predecessors. Thus it was that Ancover de Cawn (father to the ...
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B. FRANK Li N. S. DE AN E.” N. B. The words of the paper sent by Lord Stormont, and referred to in the above letter, were, “The King's Ambassador receives no applications from rebels, unless they come to implore his Majesty's mercy.
B. FRANK Li N. S. DE AN E.” N. B. The words of the paper sent by Lord Stormont, and referred to in the above letter, were, “The King's Ambassador receives no applications from rebels, unless they come to implore his Majesty's mercy.
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