 | Malcolm Laing - 1804 - 570 páginas
...covenant, was abandoned to the unrelenting rage and rapacity of the Irish. They first stript and Aberdeen. then murdered the . citizens, to preserve their clothes...*?. On the fifth day his troops were recalled from HU rapid the pillage of the town, as Argyle advanced with a superior force. To procure the accession... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1836 - 442 páginas
...strip themselves of their clothes before they killed them, to prevent their being soiled with blood ! The women durst not lament their husbands or their...slaughtered in their presence, nor inter the dead, which remained unburied in the streets until the Irish departed. Montrose necessarily gave way to acts... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1836 - 434 páginas
...strip themselves of their clothes before they killed them, to prevent their being soiled with blood I The women durst not lament their husbands or their...slaughtered in their presence, nor inter the dead, which remained unburied in the streets until the Irish departed. Montrose necessarily gave way to acts... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1848 - 428 páginas
...strip themselves of their clothes before they killed them, to prevent their being soiled with blood 1 The women durst not lament their husbands or their fathers slaughtered in tneir presence, nor inter the dead, which remained unburied in the streets until the Irish departed.... | |
 | Henry White - 1850 - 168 páginas
...strip themselves of their clothes before they killed them, to prevent their being soiled with blood ! The women durst not lament their husbands or their...slaughtered in their presence, nor inter the dead, which remained unburied in the streets until the Irish departed. Montrose necessarily gave way to acts... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1861 - 316 páginas
...strip themselves of their clothes before they killed them, to prevent their being soiled with blood ! The women durst not lament their husbands or their...slaughtered in their presence, nor inter the dead, which remained unburied in the streets until the Irish departed. Montrose necessarily gave way to acts... | |
 | Andrew Bisset - 1864 - 416 páginas
...p. 479. " Tales of a Grandfather," vol. i., killed them, to prevent their being soiled with blood. The women durst not lament their husbands or their...slaughtered in their presence, nor inter the dead which remained unburied in the streets until the Irish departed." ' There were other frightful outrages... | |
 | Andrew Bisset - 1864 - 450 páginas
...p. 479. " Tales of a Grandfather," vo!, i., killed them, to prevent their being soiled with blood. The women durst not lament their husbands or their...slaughtered in their presence, nor inter the dead which remained unburied in the streets until the Irish departed." ' There were other frightful outrages... | |
 | Sir Walter Scott - 1870 - 434 páginas
...strip themselves of their clothes before they killed them, to prevent their being soiled with blood I The women durst not lament their husbands or their...slaughtered in their presence, nor inter the dead, which remained unburied in the streets until the Irish departed. Montrose necessarily gave way to acts... | |
 | English history - 1881 - 888 páginas
...strip themselves of their clothes before they killed them, to prevent their being soiled with blood ! The women durst not lament their husbands or their...slaughtered in their presence, nor inter the dead, which remained unburied in the streets until the Irish departed. Montrose necessarily gave way to acts... | |
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Many were killed in the streets ; and the cruelty of the Irish in particular was so great, that they compelled the wretched citizens to strip themselves of their clothes before they killed them, to prevent their being soiled with blood ! The women durst... 