The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 1 by Horace Walpole
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129. To the same, Feb. 16.-French squadron off Torbay. King's message concerning the young Pretender and designed invasion. Activity and zeal of Lord Orford--359 130. To the same, Feb. 23.-Welsh election carried against Sir Watkyn Williams. Prospect of invasion. Preparations--361 131. To the same, March 1.-The French expected every moment. Escape of the Brest squadron from Sir John Norris. Dutch troops sent for. Spirit of the nation. Addresses. Lord Barrymore and Colonel Cecil taken up. Suspension of the Habeas Corpus. The young Pretender--361 132. To the same, March 5.-Great storm. French transports destroyed, and troops disembarked--363 133. To the same, March 15.-Fears of invasion dispelled. Mediterranean engagement. Admiral Lestock--364 134. To the same, March 22.-French declaration of war. Affair in the Mediterranean. Sir John Norris. Hymeneals. Lord Carteret and Lady Sophia Fermor. Doddington and Mrs. Behan-- 365 135. To the same, April 2.--366 136. To the same, April 15.-Nuptials of the great Quixote and the fair Sophia. Invasion from Dunkirk laid aside--367 |
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