Works of the Camden Society volume 68
Works of the Camden Society volume 68
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As we came up, we saw also houses in the country round on fire, which put the King into some concern; he encamped at Carrignalish, and sent the Earl of Portland forward with two hundred horse and as many foot, to discover the enemy, who appeared in great body on a hill at some distance, but, on the approach of our army, retired further. He advanced pretty near them, but, being much out-numbered, was constrained to retreat without any engagement.
9th. We marched from Carrignalish toward Limerick..., and, when we came near the town and found all the hedges within a mile of the city lined by the enemy, the King ordered a detachment of gre- nadiers to go down and clear them, which they immediately did with all the bravery imaginable, so that in half an hour we were masters of all the hedges to their very work, and of Ireton's old fort, now St. John's gate, and before night we invested all the Irish town from river to river: in the evening we returned to Drumkeen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As we came up, we saw also houses in the country round on fire, which put the King into some concern; he encamped at Carrignalish, and sent the Earl of Portland forward with two hundred horse and as many foot, to discover the enemy, who appeared in great body on a hill at some distance, but, on the approach of our army, retired further. He advanced pretty near them, but, being much out-numbered, was constrained to retreat without any engagement.
9th. We marched from Carrignalish toward Limerick..., and, when we came near the town and found all the hedges within a mile of the city lined by the enemy, the King ordered a detachment of gre- nadiers to go down and clear them, which they immediately did with all the bravery imaginable, so that in half an hour we were masters of all the hedges to their very work, and of Ireton's old fort, now St. John's gate, and before night we invested all the Irish town from river to river: in the evening we returned to Drumkeen.
136 JOURNAL OP THE [Aug.
10th.
What to read after Works of the Camden Society volume 68?
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