Soon after the death of Queen Anne of England, Echlin was summarily dismissed from his regiment, by his own account on no other charge than being a Tory, and "not a farthing paid to him", despite his chronic poverty.
He complained that there was "not a farthing paid to him", despite his chronic poverty. Soon after the death of Queen Anne, Echlin was summarily dismissed from his regiment, by his own account on no other charge than of being a Tory.
Soon after the death of Queen Anne, Echlin was summarily dismissed from his regiment, by his own account on no other charge than of being a Tory. He complained that there was "not a farthing paid to him", despite his chronic poverty.
Soon after the death of Queen Anne, Echlin was summarily dismissed from his regiment, by his own account on no other charge than of being a Tory. He complained that there was "not a farthing paid to him", despite his chronic poverty.