[85] Vol. iv. p. 99.
[86] Vol. iii. p. 139.
[87] Vol. i. p. 175.
[88] Vol. xxv. p. 481.
[89] Vol. i. p. 97.
[90] Vol. iv. pp. 479, 480. The author, who was a contemporary of these events, relates the facts with precision, indicates the localities, and cites names; so that his narrative bears the impress of perfect veracity, which is, besides, confirmed by the memoirs of the times. We suppress the details, as almost too painful for perusal.
[91] Vol. iv. p. 502.
[92] Pages 124-126.
[93] Vol. v. p. 681.
[94] Vol. v. pp. 832, 833.