The Works of Lord Macaulay, Complete
The Works of Lord Macaulay, Complete
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almocft insuperable. It was proposed to try the ford. The . '^^^.^ Duke of Wurtemberg, Tabnash, and Ruvigny gave their voices in favour of this plan ; and Ginkell, with some mis- givings, consented.* .
It was determined that the attempt should be made that very afternoon. The Irish, fancying that the English were about to retreat, kept guard carelessly. Part of the garrison was idling, part dozing. D'Usson was at table. Saint Euth was in his tent, writing a letter to his master filled with char...ges against Tyrconnel. Meanwhile, fifteen hundred gre- nadiers, each wearing in his hat a green bough, were mus- tered on the Leinster bank of the Shannon. Many of them doubtless remembered that on that day year they had, at fche command of King William, put green boughs in their hats on the banks of the Boyne. Guineas had been liberally scattered among these picked men : but their alacrity was such as gold cannot purchase. Six battalions were in readi- ness to support the attack. Mackay commanded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
almocft insuperable. It was proposed to try the ford. The . '^^^.^ Duke of Wurtemberg, Tabnash, and Ruvigny gave their voices in favour of this plan ; and Ginkell, with some mis- givings, consented.* .
It was determined that the attempt should be made that very afternoon. The Irish, fancying that the English were about to retreat, kept guard carelessly. Part of the garrison was idling, part dozing. D'Usson was at table. Saint Euth was in his tent, writing a letter to his master filled with char...ges against Tyrconnel. Meanwhile, fifteen hundred gre- nadiers, each wearing in his hat a green bough, were mus- tered on the Leinster bank of the Shannon. Many of them doubtless remembered that on that day year they had, at fche command of King William, put green boughs in their hats on the banks of the Boyne. Guineas had been liberally scattered among these picked men : but their alacrity was such as gold cannot purchase. Six battalions were in readi- ness to support the attack. Mackay commanded.
What to read after The Works of Lord Macaulay, Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Babington Macaulay Macaulay to read onlineMoreLess
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