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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 60, No. 369, July 1846

Note 52 — MARLBOROUGH'S DISPATCHES.

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"If this unfortunate king had been so well advised as to have made peace the beginning of this summer, he might in a great measure have influenced the peace between France and the Allies, and made other kingdoms happy. I am extremely touched with the misfortunes of this young king. His continued successes, and the contempt he had of his enemies, have been his ruin." Marlborough to Godolphin, August 26, 1709. Disp. v. 510.

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