 | Robert Carey (1st earl of Monmouth.) - 1808 - 350 sider
...desired my Lord to fit himself and his troops at the time appointed, which he slacked not to perform with all care and diligence. My Lord's quarter was allotted to be at Mount Malade, -f- the town lying under us * Roan is one of the largest and most opulent cities in France. It is the... | |
 | 1847 - 220 sider
...than our journalist's, both with reference to the position of the forces and the order of events. " My lord's quarter was allotted to be at Mount Malade, the town lying under us not full a quarter of an English mile. The king, with his horse and foot, tooke for his quarter the towne of Daringtall (Darnetal).... | |
 | 1847 - 218 sider
...than our journalist's, both with reference to the position of the forces and the order of events. " My lord's quarter was allotted to be at Mount Malade, the town lying under us not full a quarter of an English mile. The king, with his horse and foot, tooke for his quarter the towne of Daringtall (Darnetal).... | |
 | Aberconway Abbey - 1847 - 232 sider
...than our journalist's, both with reference to the position of the forces and the order of events. " My lord's quarter was allotted to be at Mount Malade, the town lying under us not full a quarter of an English mile. The king, with his horse and foot, tooke for his quarter the towne of Daringtall (Darnetal).... | |
 | Robert Carey Earl of Monmouth - 1905 - 174 sider
...desired my Lord to fit himself and his troops at the time appointed, which he slacked not to perform with all care and diligence. My Lord's quarter was...Malade, the town lying under us not full a quarter of an English mile. The King with his horse and foot, took for his quarter the town of Darndtal. Between... | |
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Cary's account may be quoted, as being more clearly stated than our journalist's, both with reference to the position of the forces and the order of events. " My lord's quarter was allotted to be at Mount Malade, the town lying under us not full a quarter... 