War; Religiously, Morally and Historically Considered

allies apostle APPENDIX arms artillery assault barbarous battle battle of Killiecrankie battle of Waterloo blood bloodshed brave Bristol British Buonaparte calamities cannon cavalry centurion civil commanded committed conquest courage crimes defeated defence desolation destroyed destructive devout Divine dreadful Duke of Wellington Emperor enemies enemy's England Epaminondas Europe evil field fight fire fleet fought four hundred France French gospel Hannibal heroic Highlanders honour hundred thousand immense inhabitants invaders Jews killed King kingdom Lake Como legion lives Lord Wellington martial military millions modern moral law murderer Napoleon nations Old Testament opinion peace perish plunder prayed precepts Prince principles punished regiment religion resistance Roman Russia sacrifice sailors savage Saxon says SCOTTISH HIGHLANDERS ships siege slain slaughter soldiers storming story of Marcellus sword Tartars Tertullian Tertullian's Apology thee thou towns troops Tyrolese unjust unlawful unto valour victory VISIGOTHS wars Waterloo William Penn wounded Zaragoza