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...hospitality the country could afford; and after dinner, Glencairn addressing their new commander, said,—" My lord general, you see what a gallant army these...hardly be expected that any number durst meet together; M 3 these men have come out to serve his majesty at the hazard of their lives, and of all that is dear...

...Middleton distributed this among the officers of the army ; and he gave to the earl of Glencairn ooe ton thereof. The army being drawn up again, according...that is dear to them : I hope therefore you will give tbem all the encouragement to do their duty that lies in your power." On this, up started Sir George...

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...the principal officers of the army, and in proposim; the health of the commander-in-chicf, he said, " My lord general, you see what a gallant army these...serve his majesty, at the hazard of their lives and all that is dear to them. 1 hope, therefore, yon will give them all the encouragement to J" their duty...

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