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The History of England from the Accession of James II.

CHAPTER IX
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At length a despatch from Albeville removed all doubts.

It is said that, when the King had read it, the blood left his cheeks, and he remained some time speechless.

[480] He might, indeed, well be appalled.

The first easterly wind would bring a hostile armament to the shores of his realm.

All Europe, one single power alone excepted, was impatiently waiting for the news of his downfall.


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