name
Nelson
, the reason for this may
perhaps be inferred from the above.
Alfred in his ode funeral ode on
the victor of Waterloo ventures not to
call him the greatest soldier of all time,
tho' in the same ode he invokes Nelson
as "the greatest sailor since the world
began." If, as is not improbable, th
with the mysterious pres
At Trafalgar Nelson on the
brink of recei of opening the fight
sat down and wrote his w last
brief will and testament. If under
a the presentiment of a the most magnificent of all
victory victories to be crowned by his own
glorious death, a sort of priestly
motive led him to dress his
perhaps be inferred from the above.
Alfred in his ode funeral ode on
the victor of Waterloo ventures not to
call him the greatest soldier of all time,
tho' in the same ode he invokes Nelson
as "the greatest sailor since the world
began." If, as is not improbable, th
with the mysterious pres
At Trafalgar Nelson on the
brink of recei of opening the fight
sat down and wrote his w last
brief will and testament. If under
a the presentiment of a the most magnificent of all
victory victories to be crowned by his own
glorious death, a sort of priestly
motive led him to dress his
name
Nelson
, the reason for this may
perhaps be inferred from the above.
Alfred in his ode funeral ode on
the victor of Waterloo ventures not to
call him the greatest soldier of all time,
tho' in the same ode he invokes Nelson
as "the greatest sailor since the world
began." If, as is not improbable, th
with the mysterious pres
At Trafalgar Nelson on the
brink of recei of opening the fight
sat down and wrote his w last
brief will and testament. If under
a the presentiment of a the most magnificent of all
victory victories to be crowned by his own
glorious death, a sort of priestly
motive led him to dress his
perhaps be inferred from the above.
Alfred in his ode funeral ode on
the victor of Waterloo ventures not to
call him the greatest soldier of all time,
tho' in the same ode he invokes Nelson
as "the greatest sailor since the world
began." If, as is not improbable, th
with the mysterious pres
At Trafalgar Nelson on the
brink of recei of opening the fight
sat down and wrote his w last
brief will and testament. If under
a the presentiment of a the most magnificent of all
victory victories to be crowned by his own
glorious death, a sort of priestly
motive led him to dress his
Transcribed by: John Bryant