Life And Correspondence of David Hume 1
Life And Correspondence of David Hume 1
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Besides, nothing could be a greater blow to the French trade than the destruction of this town ; nor what ^ could imprint a stronger terror of the English naval power, and more * Sic in MS. « Ibid.
Digitized by VjOOQIC JEt. 35. EXPEDITION TO THE COAST OF FRANCE. 216 effectually reduce the French to a necessity of guarding their coast with regular forces, which must produce a great diversion from their ambitious projects on the frontiers. But when the engineers came to execution, it was found th...ey could do nothing of what they had promised. Not one of their carkasses or red hot balls took effect. As the town could not be invested either by sea or land, they got a garrison of irregulars and regulars, which was above double our number, and played 35 pieces of cannon upon us while we could bring only four against them. Excessive rains fell, which brought sickness amongst our men that had been stowed in transports during the whole summer. We were ten miles from the fleet, the roads entirely spoilt, every thing was drawn by men, the whole horses in the country being driven away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides, nothing could be a greater blow to the French trade than the destruction of this town ; nor what ^ could imprint a stronger terror of the English naval power, and more * Sic in MS. « Ibid.
Digitized by VjOOQIC JEt. 35. EXPEDITION TO THE COAST OF FRANCE. 216 effectually reduce the French to a necessity of guarding their coast with regular forces, which must produce a great diversion from their ambitious projects on the frontiers. But when the engineers came to execution, it was found th...ey could do nothing of what they had promised. Not one of their carkasses or red hot balls took effect. As the town could not be invested either by sea or land, they got a garrison of irregulars and regulars, which was above double our number, and played 35 pieces of cannon upon us while we could bring only four against them. Excessive rains fell, which brought sickness amongst our men that had been stowed in transports during the whole summer. We were ten miles from the fleet, the roads entirely spoilt, every thing was drawn by men, the whole horses in the country being driven away.
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