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Orange and Green

CHAPTER 14: Athlone
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To me it is most shocking, and I would infinitely rather be a Mohammedan than hold such a faith as theirs.

I thank God that my father and mother have shaken off such a yoke, and brought me up according to the teaching of the New Testament, rather than that of the Old." By this time the waggons, with the exception of those under John Whitefoot's charge, had been collected in a mass, and fire had been applied to them.

They were now a pile of flame.

A few of the best and fastest looking of the horses were set aside to be carried off by the troop.

The rest were shot, as the great object of the raids was to deprive the English army of its means of transport.
The troop then mounted.


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