Memoirs of Great Britain And Ireland : From the Dissolution of the Last Parliament of Charles Ii, Until the Sea-Battle of La Hogue 1
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He faif^, the laft rebellion had ftiown, that a (landing army, not the militia, afforded the only folid defence againft invafions ; that on this ac- count, he had cOnfiderably increafed his army ; that the expence of maintaining it was proportionably intreafed ; and therefore, that an adequate fupply was neceffary for maintaining it. He continued in ths follov/ing words. *' Let no man take exception, be- ** caufe there are fome officers not qualified for their 5* employments, according to the l...ate tefts. Moft of *' thefe gentlemen, I muft tell you, are well known to *' me ; and having formerly ferved with me on feveral *' occafions, and always proved the loyalty of their *' principles by their pra£tice ; I think fit, now, that *' they fhould be employed under me : And I will deal *' plainly with you, that, after having had the benefit ** of their fervice in fuch time of need and danger, I^ ** will neither expofe them to difgrace, nor myfelf to - " the want of them, in cafe any rebellion fhould '^' make them neceffary for me." He concluded with warning his parliament againft fears and jealoufies ; an argument which raifed both, becaufe it betrayed a confcioufnefs, that he either deferved or expe
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He faif^, the laft rebellion had ftiown, that a (landing army, not the militia, afforded the only folid defence againft invafions ; that on this ac- count, he had cOnfiderably increafed his army ; that the expence of maintaining it was proportionably intreafed ; and therefore, that an adequate fupply was neceffary for maintaining it. He continued in ths follov/ing words. *' Let no man take exception, be- ** caufe there are fome officers not qualified for their 5* employments, according to the l...ate tefts. Moft of *' thefe gentlemen, I muft tell you, are well known to *' me ; and having formerly ferved with me on feveral *' occafions, and always proved the loyalty of their *' principles by their pra£tice ; I think fit, now, that *' they fhould be employed under me : And I will deal *' plainly with you, that, after having had the benefit ** of their fervice in fuch time of need and danger, I^ ** will neither expofe them to difgrace, nor myfelf to - " the want of them, in cafe any rebellion fhould '^' make them neceffary for me." He concluded with warning his parliament againft fears and jealoufies ; an argument which raifed both, becaufe it betrayed a confcioufnefs, that he either deferved or expe
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