The History of England From the Accession of James the Second; 3
The History of England From the Accession of James the Second; 3
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He still the High.
hop^ that he might be able to win some chiefs *™^' who r^Qiained neutral; and he carefuUy avoided every act which could goad them into open hostility. This was undoubtedly a policy likely to promote the interest of James; but the interest of James was nothing to the wild marauders who used his name and rallied round his ban- ner merely for the purpose of making profitable forays and wreaking old grudges. Keppoch especially, who hated the Mackintoshes much more than he loved t...he Stuarts, not only plundered the territory of his enemies, but burned whatever he could not carry away. Dundee was moved to great wrath by the sight of the blazing dwellings. "I would rather," he said, "carry a musket in a respectable regiment than be captain of such a gang of thieves." Punishment was of course out of the ques- tion. Indeed, it may be considered as a remarkable proof of the general's influence that CoU of the Cows deigned to apologize for conduct for which, in a well-govemed army, he would have been shot.^ 1 Memoini of Sir Ewan Cameron.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He still the High.
hop^ that he might be able to win some chiefs *™^' who r^Qiained neutral; and he carefuUy avoided every act which could goad them into open hostility. This was undoubtedly a policy likely to promote the interest of James; but the interest of James was nothing to the wild marauders who used his name and rallied round his ban- ner merely for the purpose of making profitable forays and wreaking old grudges. Keppoch especially, who hated the Mackintoshes much more than he loved t...he Stuarts, not only plundered the territory of his enemies, but burned whatever he could not carry away. Dundee was moved to great wrath by the sight of the blazing dwellings. "I would rather," he said, "carry a musket in a respectable regiment than be captain of such a gang of thieves." Punishment was of course out of the ques- tion. Indeed, it may be considered as a remarkable proof of the general's influence that CoU of the Cows deigned to apologize for conduct for which, in a well-govemed army, he would have been shot.^ 1 Memoini of Sir Ewan Cameron.
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