Cameos From English History
Cameos From English History
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There was severe fighting, and much loss from the unwholesome climate. About 5,000 men were left to garrison the island, whose natives greatly preferred the Spanish to the Austrian rule, and the fleet returned to Barcelona.
There was great indignation, for the Pope considered himself to have been made to give the hat on felse pretences ; and the Emperor called on the members of the Triple Alliance to punish an attack made without any formal declaration of war ; but every one in Europe, except t...he King and Queen of Spain, wanted peace, and the Regent of France sent Dubois over to London to confer with Stanhope on the best means of preserving it ; whille William Stanhope (afterwards Lord Harrington) went to Spain to assist Bubb Doddington. Alberoni was with all his might having ships built, artillery cast, sailors trained, soldiers enlisted ; all with the support of the Queen, for the King was dangerously ill, and Cameo XXVIII.
Alberoni.
1720.
272 CAMEOS OF THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
Cameo XXVIII.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was severe fighting, and much loss from the unwholesome climate. About 5,000 men were left to garrison the island, whose natives greatly preferred the Spanish to the Austrian rule, and the fleet returned to Barcelona.
There was great indignation, for the Pope considered himself to have been made to give the hat on felse pretences ; and the Emperor called on the members of the Triple Alliance to punish an attack made without any formal declaration of war ; but every one in Europe, except t...he King and Queen of Spain, wanted peace, and the Regent of France sent Dubois over to London to confer with Stanhope on the best means of preserving it ; whille William Stanhope (afterwards Lord Harrington) went to Spain to assist Bubb Doddington. Alberoni was with all his might having ships built, artillery cast, sailors trained, soldiers enlisted ; all with the support of the Queen, for the King was dangerously ill, and Cameo XXVIII.
Alberoni.
1720.
272 CAMEOS OF THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
Cameo XXVIII.
What to read after Cameos From English History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yonge Charlotte Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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