The Fall of the Stuarts And Western Europe From 1678 to 1697
The Fall of the Stuarts And Western Europe From 1678 to 1697
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No other course seemed open to Argyle but again to 88 The Fall of the Stuarts, &c. a.d.
turn southwards, and to make an unexpected attempt on March Glasgow ; in the hopes that if he succeeded Gialgow. he should awaken the enthusiasm of the Low- landers. With reduced numbers, the army marched into Dumbartonshire* and, in the rugged country between Loch Long and Loch Lomond, found their progress constantly harassed by the royal troops who were gathering round them. Argyle proposed to attack the r...oyal forces, for they were for the most part but newly raised militia ; but he was met by objections from the commissioners, who had seen soldiers in scarlet uniform among them. It was therefore hastily determined to endeavour, under the cover of night, to slip through the hostile lines, and to make for Glasgow with all speed.
Movements of troops by night are at all times, and under any circumstances, hazardous ; but if the troops Argyie's are irre g ular > such as the Highlanders were, troops such operations are, in ninety-nine cases out of isperse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No other course seemed open to Argyle but again to 88 The Fall of the Stuarts, &c. a.d.
turn southwards, and to make an unexpected attempt on March Glasgow ; in the hopes that if he succeeded Gialgow. he should awaken the enthusiasm of the Low- landers. With reduced numbers, the army marched into Dumbartonshire* and, in the rugged country between Loch Long and Loch Lomond, found their progress constantly harassed by the royal troops who were gathering round them. Argyle proposed to attack the r...oyal forces, for they were for the most part but newly raised militia ; but he was met by objections from the commissioners, who had seen soldiers in scarlet uniform among them. It was therefore hastily determined to endeavour, under the cover of night, to slip through the hostile lines, and to make for Glasgow with all speed.
Movements of troops by night are at all times, and under any circumstances, hazardous ; but if the troops Argyie's are irre g ular > such as the Highlanders were, troops such operations are, in ninety-nine cases out of isperse.
What to read after The Fall of the Stuarts And Western Europe From 1678 to 1697?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward E Hale to read onlineMoreLess
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