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Excerpt from The Storming of QuebecAnd ye may now implore your fate, From British clemency Unless ye choose to meet the death, Rather than draw a captive's breath, To part with on the tree. Ye hear the challenge of the foe Nor this ye will - then, be it so. Briton, they yield to thee, Tho' yet believe against my will, But for their hopes this blade had still, Been grasped to set us free.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of ...

Excerpt from The Storming of Quebec That void that haunts the mind, as years and pleasures ¿y. When hope's divinest visions ¿it, And leave the soul in darkness drear, Oh! Who would wish to linger yet, And drag a Joyless life out here! About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books...

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When a Mormon missionary stopped by the Taylor home in 1836, Leonora was more interested than was John. However, John was the one who finally decided to move from Toronto to church headquarters in Ohio, and it was John's commitment that survived their temple worship experience there, when it was disrupted by several pistol- and bowie-knife-wielding apostles.As half the church fell away in Ohio, the Taylors escaped to Missouri with the faithful...