The Bucks of Wethersfield
The Bucks of Wethersfield
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" My father showed him the apartments which he was to occupy and he seemed to be pleased with them. Asked if there was anything he wished for, he replied: "No, my son, you have behaved well toward me, and I thank you. " The blessing took place on the public square, just in front of the gate of the citadel, in the presence of both the military and the crowd of lookers-on.
Father's Experience at the Island of Re.
A few months later. Napoleon having returned from Egypt, the eighteenth Brumaire too...k place.
'Grandfather was then (1798) only twentjr-two years old. — A. H. B.
[75] BUCKS OF WETHERSFIELD, CONN.
(This was in 1800. ) The army was required to vote whether they wanted him made Consul a vie, or not. The vote of the regiment to which father belonged was adverse. To punish them, the Consul sent them to the inglorious duty of keeping the west coast of France against English and emigres. Their headquarters were at the citadel of the Island of Re, opposite La Rochelle. Here were relegated and imprisoned in barracks sur- rounded by a high wall, no less than seventeen hundred refractory priests — priests who would not take the oath of allegiance — from all parts of France.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" My father showed him the apartments which he was to occupy and he seemed to be pleased with them. Asked if there was anything he wished for, he replied: "No, my son, you have behaved well toward me, and I thank you. " The blessing took place on the public square, just in front of the gate of the citadel, in the presence of both the military and the crowd of lookers-on.
Father's Experience at the Island of Re.
A few months later. Napoleon having returned from Egypt, the eighteenth Brumaire too...k place.
'Grandfather was then (1798) only twentjr-two years old. — A. H. B.
[75] BUCKS OF WETHERSFIELD, CONN.
(This was in 1800. ) The army was required to vote whether they wanted him made Consul a vie, or not. The vote of the regiment to which father belonged was adverse. To punish them, the Consul sent them to the inglorious duty of keeping the west coast of France against English and emigres. Their headquarters were at the citadel of the Island of Re, opposite La Rochelle. Here were relegated and imprisoned in barracks sur- rounded by a high wall, no less than seventeen hundred refractory priests — priests who would not take the oath of allegiance — from all parts of France.
What to read after The Bucks of Wethersfield?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert H Albert Henry Buck to read onlineMoreLess
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