Notes And Queries, Number 236, May 6, 1854
Notes And Queries, Number 236, May 6, 1854
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If the story be at all true, your second correspondent, W. H., is assuredly right, that the "old woman" could not mean the Queen, who was but eighteen when the Prince was born, and could not, therefore, at any time within which this note could have been written, be called, even by the giddiest boy, "an old woman." When the Prince was twelve years old, she was but thirty.
C.
_General Fraser_ (Vol. ix., p. 161.).--The communication of J. C. B.
contains the following sentence: "During his intermen...t, the incessant cannonade of the enemy covered with dust the chaplain and the officers who assisted in performing the last duties to his remains, they being within view of the greatest part of both armies." As some might suppose from this that the American army was guilty of the infamous action of knowingly firing upon a funeral, the following extract from Lossing's _Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution_, lately published, is submitted to the readers of "N. & Q." It tells _the whole truth_ upon the subject.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the story be at all true, your second correspondent, W. H., is assuredly right, that the "old woman" could not mean the Queen, who was but eighteen when the Prince was born, and could not, therefore, at any time within which this note could have been written, be called, even by the giddiest boy, "an old woman." When the Prince was twelve years old, she was but thirty.
C.
_General Fraser_ (Vol. ix., p. 161.).--The communication of J. C. B.
contains the following sentence: "During his intermen...t, the incessant cannonade of the enemy covered with dust the chaplain and the officers who assisted in performing the last duties to his remains, they being within view of the greatest part of both armies." As some might suppose from this that the American army was guilty of the infamous action of knowingly firing upon a funeral, the following extract from Lossing's _Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution_, lately published, is submitted to the readers of "N. & Q." It tells _the whole truth_ upon the subject.
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