prove a lasting source of strength, security, and glory, to my
dominions.

_The King's Answer to the City of London's Address on the Battle of
Trafalgar._





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1806.



THE LIFE
OF
_LORD NELSON_,
DUKE OF BRONTE, &c.


In tracing the history of a hero so active as Lord Nelson, the mind can
scarcely be allowed a moment's pause. His multifarious transactions,
indeed, frequently arise in such rapid successions, that they become far
too much involved with each other to admit of any precise chronological
arrangement. Operations are commenced, which cannot always be soon