 | Charlotte Smith - 1793 - 324 páginas
...Rebels of America." " As to that," anfwered the General coldly, " it may be very well, in ftarting the idea, to give her that notion; but in fact this campaign will end the unworthy conteft. — Of this I have the moft pofitive aflurances from my military friends on the fpot, as well... | |
 | Charlotte Smith - 2002 - 596 páginas
...drew their swords, it is not, I think, very unlikely that she might approve of her young favourite s making his first essay in arms against those whom...but, in fact, this campaign will end the unworthy contest.—Of this I have the most positive assurances from my military friends on the spot, as well... | |
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... his ardour in this affair with Sir John Belgrave: and as the British nation is now engaged in a quarrel with people whom she considers as the descendants of the Regicides, against whom her ancestors drew their swords, it is not, I think, very unlikely... 