Devonshire beauty, the dwarf white-flowered phlox, P. nivalis ; (2) — coat-of-arms, (3) — mark, a mark or scar on a horse's knees caused by a fall; (4) — myrtle, the Myrica Gale ; (5) — wine, cider.
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"Duncannon wrote to the 4th Duke of Devonshire that same day, "the French think they are superior" in the Med, and will now steer their fleet toward Port Mahon on the other side of the island to block aid to the British garrison protecting Fort St. Phillip. #SevenYearsWar"
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