Memoirs of the Wesley Family Collected Principally From Original Documents
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But a correct- ed and enlarged copy, designed probably for a second edi- tion, and written out in his best hand by Mr. Wesley him- self, and sent to the archbishop of York, now lies before me, and may be finally lost, if not inserted in the Memoirs. It contains five hundred and ninety-four lines, is entitled, " Marlborough, or the Fate of Europe, " and will be found in an Appendix at the close of this volume, No. I.
This long poem would admit of much ilkistration ; but as the transactions it re...cords arc all in common history, the reader can find little difiiculty in furnishing himself with the necessary elucidations. Instead, therefore, of a tissue of notes, I shall give a general account of the battle, which Mr. Wesley has so largely sung : — The battle is frequently called in our histories the battle of Hockstet ; and also the battle of Blenheim or Pleytheim. IIocKSTET is a fortified town of Germany, on the north side of the Danube, about twenty-nine miles south-west of Ulm, and ten west by south of Donawert.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But a correct- ed and enlarged copy, designed probably for a second edi- tion, and written out in his best hand by Mr. Wesley him- self, and sent to the archbishop of York, now lies before me, and may be finally lost, if not inserted in the Memoirs. It contains five hundred and ninety-four lines, is entitled, " Marlborough, or the Fate of Europe, " and will be found in an Appendix at the close of this volume, No. I.
This long poem would admit of much ilkistration ; but as the transactions it re...cords arc all in common history, the reader can find little difiiculty in furnishing himself with the necessary elucidations. Instead, therefore, of a tissue of notes, I shall give a general account of the battle, which Mr. Wesley has so largely sung : — The battle is frequently called in our histories the battle of Hockstet ; and also the battle of Blenheim or Pleytheim. IIocKSTET is a fortified town of Germany, on the north side of the Danube, about twenty-nine miles south-west of Ulm, and ten west by south of Donawert.
What to read after Memoirs of the Wesley Family Collected Principally From Original Documents?
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