Publisher's Synopsis
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1735 edition. Excerpt: ...Counsel (whereby he understood his three most familiar Friends to be meant, namely, Sir Henry Davers, Sir Richard Moryson, and Sir WilHam Godolphin) he boldly answered, that besides the Counsellors of State, he used the Familiarity qf none, which were not older than Alexander the Great, when he conquered the World. Lastly, he protested to Master Secretary, that he took him for his chiefest Friend, and knew that he had more Power to do him good or hurt, than any other, yet as he would not dishonestly lose him, so he would not basely keep him, beseeching him to use his Power, in mediating Licence unto him, that he might come over for a short time, to kiss the Queen's Hand, for touching other Favours concerning the Publick, he would never acknowledge any particular Obligation to him, or to any other, Jince he made his Demands as he thought best for the Service, but the granting or denying thereof, concerned not him. she The Muster of the Army at Dundalk, before the fitting down at the Faghard Hill. Note, In the first Column are the Names of the Colonels of the Regiments, in the third a List of the private Men, in the fifth the List by Muster, in the sixth the Number of Iriihmen, in the seventh the Number of Swords wanting, in the last the Number of Sick and hurt lying at Dundalk. 200 100 100 00 200 po 100 Sir Garrew.00 More. I 06 Targets 10 Pikes 4 i4p z8 Shot 85 Targets 00 Pikes 37 Shot f3 Targets 4 Pikes 2f Shot 30 Targets 00 Pikes 18 Shot zo Targets 6 Pikes 44118 Shot 68 Targets 26 Pikes 37 Shot 6f Targets 07 Pikes 32 Shot ff Targets 3 Pikes 2f Shot 48 Targets 3 Pikes 24 Shot 30 Targets 6 Pikes 2y Shot j"4 Targets 3 Pikes 30 Shot 43 Targets 3 Pikes 20 Shot 17 Targets 7 Pikes 23 Shot 4s 10 01 01 10 20 12 The greatest: Part of..."
