The North American Review, Volume 64Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1847 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Pagina 12
... Sir George Murray and Lord Nairne came to offer him their swords , and the laird of Gask came with his tenantry , and the laird of Aldie with his , and as he approached Perth , he was joined by the duke , at the head of two hundred men ...
... Sir George Murray and Lord Nairne came to offer him their swords , and the laird of Gask came with his tenantry , and the laird of Aldie with his , and as he approached Perth , he was joined by the duke , at the head of two hundred men ...
Pagina 17
... Lord George Murray came to tell him of a passage over the morass , which had just been pointed out by the owner of the ground , who at the same time offered to serve them as a guide . The offer was gladly accepted , and at three the men ...
... Lord George Murray came to tell him of a passage over the morass , which had just been pointed out by the owner of the ground , who at the same time offered to serve them as a guide . The offer was gladly accepted , and at three the men ...
Pagina 18
... Lord George Murray ; and in the centre were the MacGregors , with the levies of the Duke of Perth . The second line was com- posed of the Athols and Robertsons on the right , and the Mac Lachlans and MacDonalds of Glencoe on the left ...
... Lord George Murray ; and in the centre were the MacGregors , with the levies of the Duke of Perth . The second line was com- posed of the Athols and Robertsons on the right , and the Mac Lachlans and MacDonalds of Glencoe on the left ...
Pagina 27
... Lord George Murray rose , and , in a set speech , drew a dark picture of their position ; the state of the country , the wavering and unsatisfactory conduct of the English Jacobites , the difficulties that beset them on every side ...
... Lord George Murray rose , and , in a set speech , drew a dark picture of their position ; the state of the country , the wavering and unsatisfactory conduct of the English Jacobites , the difficulties that beset them on every side ...
Pagina 32
... Lord George Murray commanded on the right , and Lord Drummond on the left . In the second line were the regi- ments which had recently arrived from France . " Lally , " said Charles Edward , as he rode along the line , " those English ...
... Lord George Murray commanded on the right , and Lord Drummond on the left . In the second line were the regi- ments which had recently arrived from France . " Lally , " said Charles Edward , as he rode along the line , " those English ...
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