 | 1842 - 648 pagina’s
...Bankhead, who commands under the General, gave me most ample proof of the correctness of everything he advanced : and of this I am firmly convinced, that...wretches who, whilst they call themselves patriots and sympathizers, are labouring only to stir up the evil passions of their deluded followers." And if ever... | |
 | 1842 - 574 pagina’s
...the two countries in war. I was greatly pleased to find that his opinions were an echo of what Gen. Scott had so repeatedly and emphatically stated to...wretches who, whilst they call themselves patriots and sympathizers, are labouring only to stir up the evil passions of their deluded followers." With all... | |
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... listened to his manly and honourable opinions about Sir George Arthur, the acts of his own government, and the manner he had endeavoured to deal with the wretches whom he had detected trying to involve the two countries in war. I was greatly pleased... 