British Statesmen of the Great War 1793 1814
British Statesmen of the Great War 1793 1814
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1 He need not have troubled himself, for in December Malmesbury was suddenly and with marked discourtesy ordered to withdraw from Paris. A French expedition of 18, 000 men 1 Dropmore Papers, iii. 256.
2 Burke to Windham (undated), 1796, B. M. Add. MS. 37844.
122 BRITISH STATESMEN [lecture for the invasion of Ireland had actually started three days before for Bantry Bay.
This enterprise was wrecked by bad weather and bad seamanship — a fortunate chance for England. No British fleet was on the sp...ot to intercept the French armament at sea ; and it would have taken a fortnight to assemble 9, 000 men to meet the French troops ashore. The Lord-Lieutenant, much alarmed, begged a reinforcement of regular soldiers, but there were actually none to be spared from England. It will hardly be believed that, upon the outbreak of war with Spain, Dundas had directed an attack to be made upon the Spanish West Indies, and was only saved, by a petty raid of the French upon the coast of Wales, from ordering 1, 800 men from the Cape to make a raid upon Rio de la Plata.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 He need not have troubled himself, for in December Malmesbury was suddenly and with marked discourtesy ordered to withdraw from Paris. A French expedition of 18, 000 men 1 Dropmore Papers, iii. 256.
2 Burke to Windham (undated), 1796, B. M. Add. MS. 37844.
122 BRITISH STATESMEN [lecture for the invasion of Ireland had actually started three days before for Bantry Bay.
This enterprise was wrecked by bad weather and bad seamanship — a fortunate chance for England. No British fleet was on the sp...ot to intercept the French armament at sea ; and it would have taken a fortnight to assemble 9, 000 men to meet the French troops ashore. The Lord-Lieutenant, much alarmed, begged a reinforcement of regular soldiers, but there were actually none to be spared from England. It will hardly be believed that, upon the outbreak of war with Spain, Dundas had directed an attack to be made upon the Spanish West Indies, and was only saved, by a petty raid of the French upon the coast of Wales, from ordering 1, 800 men from the Cape to make a raid upon Rio de la Plata.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fortescue John William to read onlineMoreLess
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