In the Irish Brigade: A Tale of War in Flanders and Spain

In the Irish Brigade: A Tale of War in Flanders and Spain
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Henty George Alfred. In the Irish Brigade: A Tale of War in Flanders and Spain

Preface

Chapter 1: Fresh from Ireland

Chapter 2: A Valiant Band

Chapter 3: A Strange Adventure

Chapter 4: At Versailles

Chapter 5: A New Friend

Chapter 6: An Ambuscade

Chapter 7: In Paris Again

Chapter 8: To Scotland

Chapter 9: An Escape From Newgate

Chapter 10: Kidnapping A Minister

Chapter 11: On the Frontier

Chapter 12: Oudenarde

Chapter 13: Convalescent

Chapter 14: A Mission

Chapter 15: Treachery

Chapter 16: Captured

Chapter 17: An Old Friend

Chapter 18: War

Chapter 19: In Search of a Family

Chapter 20: Gerald O'Carroll

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A number of officers of O'Brien's regiment of foot, forming a part of the Irish Brigade in the service of France, were gathered in a handsome apartment in the Rue des Fosses, on the 20th of June, 1701, when the door opened, and their colonel entered with a young officer in the uniform of the regiment.

"I have asked you here, gentlemen all," he said, "to present to you a new comrade, Desmond Kennedy, who, through the good offices of the Marshal de Noailles, has been appointed, by His Gracious Majesty, to a cornetcy in our regiment.

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"Can you wonder?" the young prince said, passionately. "Here is Master Kennedy, who is younger than myself, though a free life and exercise have made him a man, in comparison to me. He has his life before him. He will bear his part in many a pitched battle, and, doubtless, in many a private adventure. He is his own master, and, as long as he does his duty, there are none to say, 'you must not do that; you must not say that; you must preserve your dignity; you must speak softly and discreetly; you must wait patiently.'

"I envy you, Master Kennedy. I envy you, from the bottom of my heart! Come often to see me. You will always be welcome;" and, turning abruptly away, he left the chamber hurriedly, to conceal the tears which filled his eyes.

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