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| Continued | the chief Nobility & Gentry | |||||
| around him to do the same | ||||||
| he advanced with his division | ||||||
| against the Enemy. This lack | ||||||
| of prudence on the part of the | ||||||
| King, against the advice of his | ||||||
| Council – amazed every one near him, and his steadiest | ||||||
| friends regarded each other with perplexity, as if conscious | ||||||
| they were wilfully throwing away their chance of Victory. | ||||||
| King James moved slowly down the front of Branxton | ||||||
| hill, with his Battalions in perfect |
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| order, as if intent only upon the desperate purpose | ||||||
| before him, without making the slightest noise. | ||||||
| And on this low-lying ground was fought, what is still | ||||||
| spoken of in Scotland with grief & anguish, the | ||||||
| "Battle of Flodden Field" | ||||||
| R. Burnaby | ||||||
| Major RE | ||||||
| 31.Jany 1860 | ||||||
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