 A recent writer, a right-hearted and right-minded American, says, - — " The walls of Simabara were unquestionably battered by the Dutch cannon, and its brave defenders were slaughtered. Some apology might be made for this cooperation at the siege of...  The Chinese Repository - Sivu 472muokkaaja - 1838Koko teos - Tietoja tästä kirjasta
 | 1839 - 568 sivua
...battered by the Dutch cannon, and its brave defenders perished to a man, fighting to the last. Some apology might again be made for this co-operation...Alva, or Requesens, or John of Austria, or Alexander Famese. But truth requires that the measures of Kockebecker should be regarded as the alternative,... | |
 | 1839 - 566 sivua
...battered by the Dutch cannon, and its brave defenders perished to a man, fighting to the last. Some apology might again be made for this co-operation at the siege of Simábara, had its defenders been the countrymen of Alva, or Requesens, or John of Austria, or Alexander... | |
 | Sir Edward Belcher - 1848 - 600 sivua
...battered by the Dutch cannon, and its brave defenders perished to a man, fighting to the last. Some apology might again be made for this co-operation...language, than by declaring it unparalleled in the history of Dutch intercourse with the East. Henceforth the residence of that nation in Japan can be... | |
 | Sir Edward Belcher - 1848 - 608 sivua
...battered by the Dutch cannon, and its brave defenders perished to a man, fighting to the last. Some apology might again be made for this co-operation...Alva, or Requesens, or John of Austria, or Alexander Earnese. But truth requires that the measures of Kockebecker should be regarded as the alternative,... | |
 | 1852 - 514 sivua
...unquestionably battered by the Dutch cannon, and its brave defenders were slaughtered. Some apology might be made for this cooperation at the siege of Simabara,...the alternative, which he deliberately preferred to the interruption of the Dutch trade." ' It appears that the siege was converted into a long and close... | |
 | Talbot Watts - 1852 - 406 sivua
...unquestionably battered by the Dutch cannon, and its brave defenders were slaughtered. Some apology might be made for this co-operation at the siege of Simabara,...the alternative, which he deliberately preferred to the interruption of the Dutch trade."f It appears that the siege was converted into a long and close... | |
 | 1852 - 644 sivua
...unquestionably battered by the Dutch cannon, and its brave defenders were slaughtered. Some apology might be made for this cooperation at the siege of Simabara,...the alternative, which he deliberately preferred to the interruption of the Dutch trade." It appears that the siege was converted into a long and close... | |
 | Charles MacFarlane - 1852 - 474 sivua
...unquestionably battered by the Dutch cannon, and its brave defenders were slaughtered. Some apology might be made for this co-operation at the siege of Simabara,...the alternative, which he deliberately preferred to the interruption of the Dutch trade, "t It appears that the siege was converted into a long and close... | |
 | Charles MacFarlane - 1852 - 416 sivua
...co-operation at the siege of Simabara, had its defenders been the countrymen, of Alva, or Kequesens, or John of Austria, or Alexander Farnese. But truth...the alternative, which he deliberately preferred to the interruption of the Dutch trade."f It appears that the siege was converted into a long and close... | |
 | Charles MacFarlane - 1852 - 418 sivua
...unquestionably battered by the Dutch cannon, and its brave defenders were slaughtered. Some apology might be made for this co-operation at the siege of Simabara,...had its defenders been the countrymen of Alva, or Bequesens, or John of Austria, or Alexander Farnese. But truth requires that the measures of Kockebecker... | |
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