A Duke And His Friends the Life And Letters of the Second Dukeof Richmond Vol
A Duke And His Friends the Life And Letters of the Second Dukeof Richmond Vol
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" Titie ' desires to be very kindly remember'd to you. " Even as Count Bentinck wrote, the Duke was wit- nessing the siege and reduction of Carlisle, the last incident of the campaign in which he had any share, for he returned to England immediately afterwards.
The ink of his letter can have been scarcely dry before the Castle surrendered !
He writes, to the Duke of Newcastle from " Upperby near Carlisle, Mund. 30th Deer. 1745. " My Dear Lord.
" Our six gun battery has been playing these two... dayes upon the Castle, tho butt gently yesterday, for wee were short of amunition, however enough came up last night from Whitehaven, & wee erected 1 I cannot tell you to whom he refers. * Lady Margaret, his wife.
The Siege of Carlisle 4^5 another three gun battery last night, & as the en- gineer reports not a shott fired at them by the Rebells dureing the whole time they were at worke, & some of our artillery officers say they are sure they fired three times yesterday from the Castle without shott, so their amunition certainly fails them ; & as there is a good deal of their wall beat down, & a great crack made in it I thinke the head will certainly be made by to-night or to-morrow, & then the whole is our own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B.
" Titie ' desires to be very kindly remember'd to you. " Even as Count Bentinck wrote, the Duke was wit- nessing the siege and reduction of Carlisle, the last incident of the campaign in which he had any share, for he returned to England immediately afterwards.
The ink of his letter can have been scarcely dry before the Castle surrendered !
He writes, to the Duke of Newcastle from " Upperby near Carlisle, Mund. 30th Deer. 1745. " My Dear Lord.
" Our six gun battery has been playing these two... dayes upon the Castle, tho butt gently yesterday, for wee were short of amunition, however enough came up last night from Whitehaven, & wee erected 1 I cannot tell you to whom he refers. * Lady Margaret, his wife.
The Siege of Carlisle 4^5 another three gun battery last night, & as the en- gineer reports not a shott fired at them by the Rebells dureing the whole time they were at worke, & some of our artillery officers say they are sure they fired three times yesterday from the Castle without shott, so their amunition certainly fails them ; & as there is a good deal of their wall beat down, & a great crack made in it I thinke the head will certainly be made by to-night or to-morrow, & then the whole is our own.
What to read after A Duke And His Friends the Life And Letters of the Second Dukeof Richmond Vol?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Henry Gordon Lennox March to read onlineMoreLess
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