Porträts, Memoiren und Zeichen, der bemerkenswerte Personen, von der Revolution 1688 bis zum Ende der Herrschaft von George II gesammelt von den authentischsten Konten. whofollowed der Armee, unter den gleichen als Vol. III beschäftigen F34 Erinnerungen von [George 11. Belgrad; aber im Gegensatz zu den letzteren, anstelle von alleviatingand Unterstützung der Verwundeten und verzweifelt, das Feld ofbattle inspirierte sie mit keinem anderen Gefühl aber Beute! in der Verfolgung, die Sie freundlicherweise erleichterte die wretchedvictims, (nicht ganz tot) ihres Lebens sowie asproperty, für Ihre eigene Sicherheit zu genießen Sie die Beute. Belgrad

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Portraits, memoirs, and characters, of remarkable persons, from the revolution in 1688 to the end of the reign of George II Collected from the most authentic accounts extant . whofollowed the army, under the same employ as VOL, III. F 34 MEMOIRS OF [GEORGE 11. Belgrade; but, unlike the latter, instead of alleviatingand assisting the wounded and distressed, the field ofbattle inspired her with no other feeling but plunder!in the pursuit of which, she kindly eased the wretchedvictims, (not quite dead) of their lives as well asproperty, for her own better security of enjoying the spoils. Belgrade was attended in her peregrinations bya favorite dog, named Clumsey^ who rendered himselftruly remarkable at the battle of Dettingen ; whenthe two armies faced each other, a few minutes beforethe attack began, there came a French dog from theenemies front, and immediately our English dogmet him in the interval, fell upon him, and beat himback into his line, after which he quietly returnedto us. General Burgoyne, in his opera of the Lordof the Manor, has given a description of one of theseamazons, in the spirited character of Moll Flagon. TH E NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY *. (The Irisli ir.] REMARKABLE PERSONS. 35 AT all periods, and in every country, personshave been found greatly to exceed the ordinarystature of mankind in general. It is recorded, thatFerdinand Magellan (before he came to the Straitswhich now bear his name) came to the countryof the Patagonians, the people of which are ofa most gigantic bulk and height; some of thesehe enticed on board his ship; they were of sohuge a stature, that the Spaniards heads reachedbut to their waist. Two of them he made hisprisoners by policy; who, thereupon, roared likebulls; their feeding was answerable to their vast o bulk; for one of them did eat, at a meal, a wholebasket of biscuits, and drank a great bowl of waterat each draught. Commodore Byron, in some degree, corroboratesthe account given of the Patagonians: with, how-ever, this

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• bookcentury1800
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• booksubjectgreatbr
• bookyear1820