"I see by your letter to my father that you are rather afraid the French may invade England"
- William John Wills
About this Quote
This quote by William John Wills suggests that the speaker knows a letter sent out by the person they are dealing with to their dad. The letter appears to have actually expressed issue that the French may attack England. This recommends that the speaker is aware of the possible hazard presented by the French and is taking the caution seriously. The speaker's reaction suggests that they are not dismissive of the possibility of a French intrusion, however rather are taking the warning seriously and are prepared to take action to safeguard England from such an attack. This quote reflects the tense political climate of the time, with the risk of intrusion from an effective foreign power looming over England. It also shows the speaker's sense of obligation and their desire to take action to protect their homeland.
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