Puritanism in the South
Puritanism in the South
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Prince Frederick visited her in prison, and made efforts for her release which were finally successful. These efforts, as we shall see later, came very near saving to George III his thirteen colonies in America. After her release she was welcomed into royal society and showered with presents. She was introduced to the king, George II, who asked, "How could you dare to succor the enemy of my crown and kingdom?" With great simplicity she answered, "It was no more than I would have done for your m...ajesty, had you been in like situation." A chaise and four were fitted up for her return home, and for her escort she chose a fellow prisoner, Malcohn McLeod. It is said that afterward he used to be fond of saying, "I went to London to be hanged, but came back with Flora McDonald and a chaise and four." l«6] COLONIAL SETTLERS IN THE SOUTH After the rebellion in 1745, a number of Scotchmen had come to North Carolina and had settled on Cape Fear River. In the year 1775, just as the revolution was beginning, Flora McDonald and her husband joined their friends, and all of them became ardent supporters of George IIL Donald McDonald had been made a general in the service of his majesty, George III, and on February ist, 1776, he issued a proclama- tion calling on all loyal Highlanders to rally around his standard at Cross Creek.
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Prince Frederick visited her in prison, and made efforts for her release which were finally successful. These efforts, as we shall see later, came very near saving to George III his thirteen colonies in America. After her release she was welcomed into royal society and showered with presents. She was introduced to the king, George II, who asked, "How could you dare to succor the enemy of my crown and kingdom?" With great simplicity she answered, "It was no more than I would have done for your m...ajesty, had you been in like situation." A chaise and four were fitted up for her return home, and for her escort she chose a fellow prisoner, Malcohn McLeod. It is said that afterward he used to be fond of saying, "I went to London to be hanged, but came back with Flora McDonald and a chaise and four." l«6] COLONIAL SETTLERS IN THE SOUTH After the rebellion in 1745, a number of Scotchmen had come to North Carolina and had settled on Cape Fear River. In the year 1775, just as the revolution was beginning, Flora McDonald and her husband joined their friends, and all of them became ardent supporters of George IIL Donald McDonald had been made a general in the service of his majesty, George III, and on February ist, 1776, he issued a proclama- tion calling on all loyal Highlanders to rally around his standard at Cross Creek.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kirbye, J. Edward, 1873-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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