Dundonald
Dundonald
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" I beg," he wrote, " that Lord Cochrane will send back to their kennels the miserable causes of his annoyance and proceed to Malta, or to Zante if he wishes, in one of my corvettes, taking with him as large a suite as he likes. It cannot be too numerous. As regards his salute, I will receive him with the honours due to his rank, and with musical honours, and at his departure I will man yards." So in a Eussian corvette he sailed for Malta on the 20th of December, 1828, and on landing was welcom...ed by the Admiral, Sir Pulteney Malcolm, who as a captain had shared in the attack in Aix Eoads, and had given evidence in his favour at the court-martial. From Malta he returned by a tedious journey to Paris ; and thus, at the age of fifty-four, the great seaman closed his fighting career. " Thank God," he wrote to a friend " we are clear of a country where there is no hope of amelioration for half a century to come." That half- century is now nearly twenty years past, and the condition of Greece is still a disappointment to those who wish the country well.
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" I beg," he wrote, " that Lord Cochrane will send back to their kennels the miserable causes of his annoyance and proceed to Malta, or to Zante if he wishes, in one of my corvettes, taking with him as large a suite as he likes. It cannot be too numerous. As regards his salute, I will receive him with the honours due to his rank, and with musical honours, and at his departure I will man yards." So in a Eussian corvette he sailed for Malta on the 20th of December, 1828, and on landing was welcom...ed by the Admiral, Sir Pulteney Malcolm, who as a captain had shared in the attack in Aix Eoads, and had given evidence in his favour at the court-martial. From Malta he returned by a tedious journey to Paris ; and thus, at the age of fifty-four, the great seaman closed his fighting career. " Thank God," he wrote to a friend " we are clear of a country where there is no hope of amelioration for half a century to come." That half- century is now nearly twenty years past, and the condition of Greece is still a disappointment to those who wish the country well.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fortescue, J. W. (John William), Sir, 1859-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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