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James Grant : British battles on land and sea

MS annotations incl. v.1 p.534: "A ludicrous map, palpably incorrect at every point. Malplaquet is on the wrong side of the French line, and the attack on the French left flank in the wood is not represented at all, though the chief feature of the day." P. 575 next to the text "the artifices and baseness of William III", Sir George writes: "Fool read thy Macaulay".

Century: 1850-1899     Reader/Listener/Group: George Otto Trevelyan      Print: Book

 

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