The Era of Napoleon
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Terneuse and Flushing, were the principal objects of the expedition ; while the reduc- tion of Walcheren was of entirely subordinate importance. But England had not two Wellingtons in her service. Lord Chatham, the command- er-in-chief of the armament, neither inherited the energy of his father, nor shared the capacity of his immortal brother. William Pitt. Destitute of exp(>rience and indolent in his habits, he was precisely the man to mis- lead a great undertaking. Reversing, therefore, the t...enor of his instruc- tions, and the dictates of sound sense, he directed his first elaborate eiVort to the attainment of the least important object ; and instead of hastening to an easy victory at Antwerp, he arrayed his strength around Flushing, which surrendered after an investment of three days, with its garrison o UlSTdlM' OF i: r R () P E h;uap. XXXI.
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Terneuse and Flushing, were the principal objects of the expedition ; while the reduc- tion of Walcheren was of entirely subordinate importance. But England had not two Wellingtons in her service. Lord Chatham, the command- er-in-chief of the armament, neither inherited the energy of his father, nor shared the capacity of his immortal brother. William Pitt. Destitute of exp(>rience and indolent in his habits, he was precisely the man to mis- lead a great undertaking. Reversing, therefore, the t...enor of his instruc- tions, and the dictates of sound sense, he directed his first elaborate eiVort to the attainment of the least important object ; and instead of hastening to an easy victory at Antwerp, he arrayed his strength around Flushing, which surrendered after an investment of three days, with its garrison o UlSTdlM' OF i: r R () P E h;uap. XXXI.
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