Memorials of Old Devonshire
Memorials of Old Devonshire
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Sir, with what reluctance I submitted to your commands upon Monmouth's rebellion, when no importunity could prevail with you to permit me to leave the Academy. I was " too young to be hazarded " ; but give me leave to say it is glorious at any age to die for one's country, and the sooner, the nobler the sacrifice. I am now older by three years. My uncle Bath was not so old when he was left among the slain at the battle of Newbury, nor you yourself. Sir, when you made your escape from your tutor...'s to join your brother at the defence of Scilly. The same cause is now come round about again. The King has been misled ; let those who have misled him be answerable for it. Nobody can deny but he is sacred in his own person, and it is every honest man's duty to defend it. You are pleased to say it is yet doubtful if the Hollanders are rash enough to make such an attempt. But be that as it will, I beg leave to insist upon it that I may be presented to his Majesty, as one whose utmost ambition it is to The Grenvilles : A Race of Fighters.
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Sir, with what reluctance I submitted to your commands upon Monmouth's rebellion, when no importunity could prevail with you to permit me to leave the Academy. I was " too young to be hazarded " ; but give me leave to say it is glorious at any age to die for one's country, and the sooner, the nobler the sacrifice. I am now older by three years. My uncle Bath was not so old when he was left among the slain at the battle of Newbury, nor you yourself. Sir, when you made your escape from your tutor...'s to join your brother at the defence of Scilly. The same cause is now come round about again. The King has been misled ; let those who have misled him be answerable for it. Nobody can deny but he is sacred in his own person, and it is every honest man's duty to defend it. You are pleased to say it is yet doubtful if the Hollanders are rash enough to make such an attempt. But be that as it will, I beg leave to insist upon it that I may be presented to his Majesty, as one whose utmost ambition it is to The Grenvilles : A Race of Fighters.
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