George A. Aitken

Capitolo 67

preferable;  but to the particular men of what they were born for the good one their
country, and it formed for great attempts. This that he says, to introduce the
characters of Cassar and Cato. You/he/she would be entering in too much heavy a
pronunciation for this place, if I tried to show that our nation has
produced as the great and able men for public business as some other. But me
believes the reader it overcomes me in the run, and it mends his/her imagination on the Duke
of Marlborough. It is, methinks, a pleasant reflection to consider the
dispensations of Providence in the fortune of this illustrious man that,
in the forty year-old space, you/he/she is passed through all the gradations of
human life, you cultivate him you/he/she has ascended to the character of a prince, and
the scourge of a tyrant that sat in one of the greatest thrones becomes
of Europe, in front of the man that was to have the greatest part of his
fall had made a footstep in the world. [123] but such elevations are
the natural consequences of an exact prudence, a calm courage a
the well-governed temperament, a patient ambition and an amiable behaviour.
These arts, as they is the footsteps to his/her greatness, so they is the
pillars of him now it is elevated. To this his/her glorious child, Great Britain
it is indebted for the happy to behavior his/her arm, in who she can boast,
she has produced a man formed by nature to conduct a nation of heroes.



[Footnote 114:  Edward Richard Montagu, drawn Viscount Hinchinbroke that
died first his/her father, October 3 rd 1722, it was the only child of Edward,
third Earl of Sandwich. He was approximately born 1690, and it became a colonel of
the first Regiment of Foot the Watches and God Tenente of
Huntingdonshire. In 1707, him he married Elizabeth daughter of Alexander,
Popham, of Littlecot Appassisce, and of Ann, daughter of the first Duke of
Montagu. (Sees Nos. 1, 22, 35, 85 and the _Lover_ No 38.)]

[Footnote 115:  These lines belong to a song from God Cutts, under who
Steele had served as secretary when in the army. The verses will be