Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 256William Blackwood, 1944 - England |
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Page 107
... James affirmed that the Ambassador had given him £ 300 with a promise of more on condition that he , James , would set fire to as many of King George's yards and ships as possible . Furthermore , the genial diplomat had obtained a ...
... James affirmed that the Ambassador had given him £ 300 with a promise of more on condition that he , James , would set fire to as many of King George's yards and ships as possible . Furthermore , the genial diplomat had obtained a ...
Page 109
... James left had an interesting history . After his execution it was made public by the Government in triumphant proof of American villainy . In it James brings shame on the good city of Edinburgh , which , by the way , has produced some ...
... James left had an interesting history . After his execution it was made public by the Government in triumphant proof of American villainy . In it James brings shame on the good city of Edinburgh , which , by the way , has produced some ...
Page 332
... James had recently watched a veritable Major- General , red hat and all , pedalling sedately down the Mall and to ground in Whitehall , without turning a hair . That was one of the minor , but not the least remarkable , revolutions of ...
... James had recently watched a veritable Major- General , red hat and all , pedalling sedately down the Mall and to ground in Whitehall , without turning a hair . That was one of the minor , but not the least remarkable , revolutions of ...
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