“Although my hap be hard, my heart is high.”
— Aurora. Sonnet 30.
“Of all things that are feared, the least is death.”
— Domesday. The Second Hour. St. 73.
“His birthright sold, some pottage so to gain.”
— Domesday. The Sixth Hour. St. 39.
“That queen of nations, absolutely great.”
— Domesday. The Sixth Hour. St. 77.
“That fatal sergeant, Death, spares no degree.”
— Domesday. The Ninth Hour. St. 114.
“Despair and confidence both banish fear.”
— Domesday. The Tenth Hour. St. 55.

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Major General William Alexander, also known as Lord Stirling was a Continental Army officer who served in the American Revolutionary War. He held a claim to be the male heir to the Scottish title of Earl of Stirling through Scottish lineage, and he sought the title sometime after 1756. His claim was initially granted by a Scottish court in 1759; however, the House of Lords ultimately overruled the court and denied the title in 1762. He continued to hold himself out as "Lord Stirling" regardless.

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Major General William Alexander, also known as Lord Stirling was a Continental Army officer who served in the American Revolutionary War. He held a claim to be the male heir to the Scottish title of Earl of Stirling through Scottish lineage, and he sought the title sometime after 1756. His claim was initially granted by a Scottish court in 1759; however, the House of Lords ultimately overruled the court and denied the title in 1762. He continued to hold himself out as "Lord Stirling" regardless.

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