Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 36
ebratedApology —or, as we should call it now, hisDefense. For in it he finally tore away allpretense of allegiance to such a king, flung tothe wind the idea that the King could do no proved himself to be one of the greatest captainsof the age. It was fortunate, however, for DutchIndependence that… … A BANQUET OF THE OFFICERS OF THE ARCHERS OF ST. GEORGE. FROM THE PAINTING BY FRANS HALS. wrong, and laid at his door the responsibilityfor the horrors of his rule. He set forth in strongwords his treachery, falsehood, and cruelty, andaffirmed that a king as well as his subjects hadduties to…
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