The March of William of Orange Through Somerset With a Notice of Other Local Ev
The March of William of Orange Through Somerset With a Notice of Other Local Ev
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the enemies are at hand ! ' On hearing this and seeing the great confusion in the streets, the troopers judged it was true and galloped away.
The result of all this was that, on the Orange side, Lieutenant Campbell and eight or nine others were killed, and six prisoners were taken, of whom, however, three got away. Of the king's side four were reported killed and two wounded. If the two wounded died, the general account may be consi- dered correct, as in the end fifteen dead were tumbled into o...ne grave. This narrative was taken from Mr. Bulgin the minister ; and from Cornet Webb of the king's force as he lay wounded, shot through the back and reins. 1 1 Diary of the March of the Prince of Orange.
64 THE MARCH OF WILLIAM OF ORANGE Besides this, the only episode in Somerset was the arrival of a party of Orangemen at Bridgwater, where they secured some twenty horses from the market people.
Although both the main forces had been very near each other, no general encounter happened, as the king at Salisbury, unable to depend on his men, finding them disloyal and deserting him, hastily left them and returned to Windsor and so to London.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the enemies are at hand ! ' On hearing this and seeing the great confusion in the streets, the troopers judged it was true and galloped away.
The result of all this was that, on the Orange side, Lieutenant Campbell and eight or nine others were killed, and six prisoners were taken, of whom, however, three got away. Of the king's side four were reported killed and two wounded. If the two wounded died, the general account may be consi- dered correct, as in the end fifteen dead were tumbled into o...ne grave. This narrative was taken from Mr. Bulgin the minister ; and from Cornet Webb of the king's force as he lay wounded, shot through the back and reins. 1 1 Diary of the March of the Prince of Orange.
64 THE MARCH OF WILLIAM OF ORANGE Besides this, the only episode in Somerset was the arrival of a party of Orangemen at Bridgwater, where they secured some twenty horses from the market people.
Although both the main forces had been very near each other, no general encounter happened, as the king at Salisbury, unable to depend on his men, finding them disloyal and deserting him, hastily left them and returned to Windsor and so to London.
What to read after The March of William of Orange Through Somerset With a Notice of Other Local Ev?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emanuel Green to read onlineMoreLess
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