Item - For Their Father's Freedom

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Online Full Text:	Northern Illinois University
Series:	Good News — v. 13 no. 333 — pages 14-15
Subject / Tag:	Sketch
Part of:	Good News, v. 13, no. 333, September 19, 1896 (Issue)
Author:	Hemyng, Philip H.
Date:	September 19, 1896
First Sentence:	One evening, in the early part of the year 1708, a small party of horsemen were concealed in a little wood near Minster, in the county of Kent, England, whence they were keeping sharp watch and ward upon half-ruined chapel which was situated in the middle of a field across the road.
Last Sentence:	The duke arrived in London in due course, and as he was then the most influential man in England he had no difficulty in obtaining a free pardon for his friend; and when he rejoined the army, James Warrender accompanied him and shared in the honor of his future triumphs.