Near the end of his life, Pitt was devastated by news of a great Napoleanic victory. According to Encyclopedia Britannica:
The news of the battle of Trafalgar arrived four days later, and seemed for a moment to revive him. Forty-eight hours after that most glorious and most mournful of victories had been announced to the country came the Lord Mayor's day; and Pitt dined at Guildhall. His popularity had declined. But on this occasion the multitude, greatly excited by the recent tidings, welcomed him enthusiastically, took off his horses in Cheapside, and drew his carriage up King Street. When his health was drunk, he returned thanks in two or three of those stately sentences of which he had a boundless command. Several of those who heard him laid up his words in their hearts; for they were the last words that he ever uttered in public: "Let us hope that England, having saved herself by her energy, may save Europe by her example."
However this may not be accurate. In a memorial service, President Nixon quotes Pitt in this way, which sounds to my ear more accurate:
"I can sum up best what America's role in the world should be by going back 185 years to a British Prime Minister's statement. After Nelson's great victory at Trafalgar, William Pitt was toasted as the savior of Europe. One hundred years later, Lord Curzon would describe Pitt's response as being one of the three great masterpieces of English eloquence. Listen to his words:
'I return you many thanks for the honor you have done me. But Europe will not be saved by any single man. England has saved herself by her exertions, and will, I trust, save Europe by her example.'
Today the world is not going to be saved by any single nation. But America can save herself by her exertions and can, by our example, save the cause of peace and freedom in the world."
In the middle ages the people were very religious. The important book was the Bible, but the bible was written in in Latin. So William Tyndale translated the Latin bible to English. This was known as "THE BIBLE IN LATIN vs THE BIBLE IN ENGLISH.
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to communicate with the other people who read it
(from http://www.answers.com/Constitutional+Convention) Below is the list of delegates to the Constitutional Convention. Delegates marked with an asterisk (*) did not sign the final draft of the U.S. Constitution * Connecticut ** William Samuel Johnson ** Roger Sherman ** Oliver Ellsworth* * Delaware ** George Read ** Gunning Bedford, Jr. ** John Dickinson ** Richard Bassett ** Jacob Broom * Georgia ** William Few ** Abraham Baldwin ** William Pierce* ** William Houstoun* * Maryland ** James McHenry ** Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer ** Daniel Carroll ** John Francis Mercer* ** Luther Martin* * Massachusetts ** Elbridge Gerry* ** Nathaniel Gorham ** Rufus King ** Caleb Strong* * New Hampshire ** John Langdon ** Nicholas Gilman * New Jersey ** David Brearley ** William Houston* ** William Paterson ** William Livingston ** Jonathan Dayton * New York ** Robert Yates* ** Alexander Hamilton ** John Lansing, Jr.* * North Carolina ** Alexander Martin* ** William Richardson Davie* ** Richard Dobbs Spaight ** William Blount ** Hugh Williamson * Pennsylvania ** Thomas Mifflin ** Robert Morris ** George Clymer ** Jared Ingersoll ** Thomas Fitzsimons ** James Wilson ** Gouverneur Morris ** Benjamin Franklin * Rhode Island ** No Appointment* South Carolina ** John Rutledge ** Charles Pinckney ** Charles Cotesworth Pinckney ** Pierce Butler * Virginia ** George Washington ** Edmund Randolph* ** John Blair ** James Madison ** George Mason* ** George Wythe* ** James McClurg*
maybe u have to read to find put
William Read Woodfield went by Billy.
William Read Scurry died on 1864-04-30.
William Read Scurry was born on 1821-02-10.
William Read Miller was born on 1823-11-23.
William B. Read died on 1880-08-05.
William Thompson Read has written: 'Life and correspondence of George Read' -- subject(s): History, Biography
William Read Woodfield was born on January 21, 1928, in San Francisco, California, USA.
You should read the book. It's very good.
She died many years ago. She was born in 1894 and died in 1963. According to materials I have read, she pronounced her name SAY-zu.
An Engraver..... that is what I read
Quaid e Azam loved to read William Shakespeare. He used to read loud drama scripts of William Shakespeare.
William Read Woodfield died on November 24, 2001, in Los Angeles, California, USA of heart attack.