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due to the heroic spirit of the great King . " The most foolhardy and reckless adventure that ever an unreasoning pietist devised ' is how a modern historian1 describes the march from Harfleur . Yet the same writer calls it our English ...
due to the heroic spirit of the great King . " The most foolhardy and reckless adventure that ever an unreasoning pietist devised ' is how a modern historian1 describes the march from Harfleur . Yet the same writer calls it our English ...
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humbler , more intimate note than we have heard hitherto , and suggest a Henry who bows spirit as well as knees , and finds in prayer a source of strength and confidence . Nor is it the only hint of the kind .
humbler , more intimate note than we have heard hitherto , and suggest a Henry who bows spirit as well as knees , and finds in prayer a source of strength and confidence . Nor is it the only hint of the kind .
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Now set the teeth , and stretch the nostril wide , Hold hard the breath , and bend up every spirit To his full height ! On , on , you noblest English , Whose blood is fet from fathers of war - proof : Fathers , that like so many ...
Now set the teeth , and stretch the nostril wide , Hold hard the breath , and bend up every spirit To his full height ! On , on , you noblest English , Whose blood is fet from fathers of war - proof : Fathers , that like so many ...
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