, 1875-01-23

hesn would interfere with his pront and difusc
kgeuhGal dissatisfaction With tho service when
70 many vitpcRHos against II wcro scattered
thssnrsl Tho country nrged the Enrlish Govern
lns1h 0 delay their o1chnuyo III tho war waa
en.:ad.
Fset1ttict of 1'ru..la and tho Emperor wcra
opposed IN The ntllioe. Of men fot for
sign sotyise: ,.t,t,, ~ ftam y, feeling
cause tile.r o*n political horizon was overcast,
md thny might Huo: reed tl.am f0r ti,si. own,
Esrvce: 1t Inns been eail that Frederick was
oved 's sentiments Of humanity. and that With
on ths pasHagc Of thees men though, lis territo
ries that lie hal t,een accustomed 10 rI,.a upon
cxtt!c. Hui We hhsc strs little reas,n Ia court
humanity atloag fteaeriel'n virtues. liz 1,assd
England for her icRartion of lin Tllen HITS be-
eanna Ministsr aud Chati:am WAS forced to rstire.
In November. j777, he refused the Arhpschars
and hHnaners pnsfsge Though Lis territories.
aotsly embarrassing tho oermsu sosercigne, and
way TO turn, Il :a+y ahsuld .ttcnp. 70 pass
through Holland aNd the NotLcflands, tho
diHcaNtoated and i!l-prov;ded men would
1sss;t ll5 hundreds. When, at length lilo
m.reh 9 heean s*4 ~, n'an H. dla desert desert IN .en ten
with tho on,barLasion Of the levies Of tic
Pruco Of Terhss. And thua Frederick was cur
tnvountary ally.
There was a'iother orleal to pass before tue
nent approve this degradation? Tho debates
vera long and bitter, and brought ont tho think
era ard orators OF both 1iuIseH In the Com.
mona, Dnrko characterized tho bargain ~ shame.
ful and dear. III the loidE. CAmdon bsandol Il
a a sale Of cns!le for the nlamhEes. Even tho
butcher Of Cutloden condemned it as al Attompt
TO suppress Constitutional hborty in America.
But tho Ministry prevailed By large najoEitieB In
both lIorees. England ind not yet OPENED her
eyes to tue hhtllpanty and bad craftsmanship
Of tho war.
But England ras nat a!one Tia moral senae
of Europe Ind mt jet awakened. The Old spirit
cf faudA1istn Ind not yet lost Its hold upon
tue noblus nor upon the people. The nobic
E.ill fat that tho cpnltn.,ler WAS Infinitely
below him. Tho coninluncr and day-iaborcr
could not hut beieyr that tic noble was really
far eloye tlsos1,. 4 few veiers were ra4c<l in The
defense Of truman rights. The most powerful
who, tlIons., nobn himself. had also beer, tile
victim Of tyranny. And in Gcrlnnny it IL rieas-
ant to 1tld Schiller on the Hide OF humanity,
Rtgnatizitg tho trade III mon in !la Kaba!c unl
iinbe; willis tue great Ks1lt trent still further.
aid embraced tho ca'.se OF the Amatican colo
klopstock aud Leasing nluGa in l1w tunes, and
We liston In vain for itla yuice OF {;oothu.
It is impossible 10 give with perfect accuracy
tho numbers Of tue GoFnAns ouap;6ssh hy Err
gland in this fatal war. Tic EtsliAh archives
ccntain ono part of the atory, and that Tic most
NuMH:.Rs ACTUALLY MUSTERED 1Sro SERVICE.
hut tho varionB German Archives, Which coll
tain tile record Of all who we're rus
on tho rails, ayo not ali accessible
to she historical inquirer. THIS PAT!
Of tho subject has bcnn carefully studied ~
scl,lozcr and tho rchu't compared by Dir. hap,
will the state emfntH i'll tho English State~pRpes
o:iice. Mr. kapp'a fgurca are as follows:
Shmoer n mem S,a,lf- r.
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