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The Life and Correspondence of Sir Isaac Brock

CHAPTER III
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Were the 49th ordered hence, the rank would not be a sufficient inducement to keep me in this country.

In such a case, I would throw it up willingly.
Curious scenes appear to have occurred in the Baltic.

I fear very much that Sir James (Saumarez) may be induced to return to his retirement in Guernsey.

Indeed, the navy has little left to do, while the army has now a glorious opportunity of distinguishing itself as much as the sister service.

Valour the British troops always possessed, but unless they evince discipline, their fame will be blasted for a century to come.
_Brigadier Brock to his Brothers_.
QUEBEC, November 19, 1808.
Yesterday Irving's letter of the 19th September reached me.
How very thankful I feel for his attention.


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