Memoirs of Sir Andrew Melvill
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I had taken part in the expedition to Bremen, but as I was not required for the Netherlands, I returned to Celle while our troops proceeded on their journey. It may 1667.
well be called a journey, because, the States making peace with the Bishop of Miinster and our help not being necessary, they hardly remained any time in Holland.
Very soon, however, they were needed elsewhere. The Venetians, who were being hard pressed bj' the Turks in Candia, petitioned 200 MEMOIRS OF 1667. our Princes for t...roops to assist them, and the latter generously sent them three thousand men under the command of Count Josias of Waldeck.
The Count was eager for me to accompany him, and I too would have been glad to go, but all my endeavours to be sent were in vain. Perhaps this was after all fortunate, as the Count died on the expedition.
At this time Chauvet, who was then yvith- out employ, came to Celle, where His Highness, knowing his merits, wished to retain him in his service. He consented only on condition that he should be made a Major-General, which request was granted, to the prejudice of all the other Colonels, who were greatly annoyed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had taken part in the expedition to Bremen, but as I was not required for the Netherlands, I returned to Celle while our troops proceeded on their journey. It may 1667.
well be called a journey, because, the States making peace with the Bishop of Miinster and our help not being necessary, they hardly remained any time in Holland.
Very soon, however, they were needed elsewhere. The Venetians, who were being hard pressed bj' the Turks in Candia, petitioned 200 MEMOIRS OF 1667. our Princes for t...roops to assist them, and the latter generously sent them three thousand men under the command of Count Josias of Waldeck.
The Count was eager for me to accompany him, and I too would have been glad to go, but all my endeavours to be sent were in vain. Perhaps this was after all fortunate, as the Count died on the expedition.
At this time Chauvet, who was then yvith- out employ, came to Celle, where His Highness, knowing his merits, wished to retain him in his service. He consented only on condition that he should be made a Major-General, which request was granted, to the prejudice of all the other Colonels, who were greatly annoyed.
What to read after Memoirs of Sir Andrew Melvill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melville, Andrew, 1624-1706 to read onlineMoreLess
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