The History of England
The History of England
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Indeed, the public rejoicings for the conquest of Louisbourg were diffused through every part of the British dominions; and addresses of congratula- tion were presented to the king by a great number of flourishing towns and corporations.
VL After the reduction of Cape Breton, some ships were detached, with a body of troops under the command of lieutenant-colonel lord Rollo, to take possession of the island of St. John, which also lies in the gulf of St. Law- rence, and, by its fertility in corn... and cattle, had, since the beginning of the war, supplied Quebec with consider- able quantities of provision. It was likewise the asylum to which the French neutrals of Annapolis fled for shelter from the English government ; and the retreat from whence they and the Indians used to make their sudden irruptions into Nova Scotia, where they perpetrated the most inhuman barbarities on the defenceless subjects of Great Britain. The number of inhabitants amounted to four thousand one hundred, who submitted and brought in their arms ; then lord Rollo took possession of the gor- Digiti zed by Google GEORGE THE SECOND.
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Indeed, the public rejoicings for the conquest of Louisbourg were diffused through every part of the British dominions; and addresses of congratula- tion were presented to the king by a great number of flourishing towns and corporations.
VL After the reduction of Cape Breton, some ships were detached, with a body of troops under the command of lieutenant-colonel lord Rollo, to take possession of the island of St. John, which also lies in the gulf of St. Law- rence, and, by its fertility in corn... and cattle, had, since the beginning of the war, supplied Quebec with consider- able quantities of provision. It was likewise the asylum to which the French neutrals of Annapolis fled for shelter from the English government ; and the retreat from whence they and the Indians used to make their sudden irruptions into Nova Scotia, where they perpetrated the most inhuman barbarities on the defenceless subjects of Great Britain. The number of inhabitants amounted to four thousand one hundred, who submitted and brought in their arms ; then lord Rollo took possession of the gor- Digiti zed by Google GEORGE THE SECOND.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smollett, Tobias George, 1721-1771 to read onlineMoreLess
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