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The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Vol. 3 (of 3)

Note 486 — EPIGRAMS BY J[ohn] D[avies].

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In 1557 an English corps under the Earl of Pembroke took part in the war against France. "The English did not share in the glory of the battle, for they were not present; but they arrived two days after to take part in the storming of St. Quentin, and to share, to their shame, in the sack and spoiling of the town."—Froude, VI. 52.

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