...land armies ; the reputation and power of our nation rofe to a greater height, than when we poflefled the better half of France, and the Kings of France and Scotland were our prifoners. All the States, Kings and F 3 ' poten• wr- Kp Warwick, * what I would not have ; wick's...

...armies ; the reputation and power of our na* tion rofe to a greater height, than when we poflefled ' the better half of France, and the Kings of France and ' Scotland were our prifoners. All the States, Kings and F 3 « poten• war- Kp Warwick^ ( what I would not have ; wick-s...

...land armies ; the reputation a::d power of our nation rofe to a grea:cr height than when we polfefled the better half of France, and the kings of France and Scotland were our prifoncrs. All the ftates, kings, and potentates of Europe, mo ft refpcclfully, not to fay fubmiflively,...

...such success, that in two years our fleets grew to be as famous as our land armies ; the reputation and power of our nation rose to a greater height,...our friendship ; and Rome was more afraid of Blake, than they had been of the great king of Sweden, when he was ready to invade Italy with a hundred thousand...

...such success, that in two years our fleets grew to be as famous as our land-armies, and the reputation and power of our nation rose to a greater height than when we possessed the better half of France, and had the kings of France and Scotland for our prisoners." The following testimony is the more worthy...

...such success, that in two years our fleets grew to be as famous as our land armies, and the reputation and power of our nation rose to a greater height than...when we possessed the better half of France , and had the Kings of France and Scotland for our prisoners." But even their opponents could not refrain...

...such success, that in two years our fleets grew to be as famous as our land armies, and the reputation and power of our nation rose to a greater height than when we possessed the better half of France, and had the Kings of France and Scotland for our prisoners." But even their opponents could not refrain...

...such success, that in two years our fleets grew to be as famous as our land armies, and the reputation and power of our nation rose to a greater height than when we possessed the better half of France, and had the kings of France and Scotland for our prisoners." And these tributes may be closed with the...

...such success, that in two years our fleets grew to be as famous as our land armies ; the reputation and power of our nation rose to a greater height than...the kings of France and Scotland were our prisoners. AH the states, kings, and potentates of Europe most * Ludlow's Memoirs, vol. ii. p. 452, 433. Portionsof...

...such success, that in two years our fleets grew to be as famous as our landarmies, and the reputation and power of our nation rose to a greater height than when we possessed the better half of France, and had the kings of France and Scotland for our prisoners." * Godwin, in quoting this passage, omits all...