A native of Manchester, he was the son of Kenelm Kneebone, a staunch Catholic, and a sergeant of dragoons, who lost his legs and his life while fighting for James the Second at the battle of the Boyne, and who had little to bequeath his son except his laurels and his loyalty to the house of Stuart. White rang the bell. She had found a couple of articles about him over the years, blurbs about the opening of a theater that mentioned him. Here was a hole as wide as a church-door. She remained on guard. It was enough. Ben had scarcely adjusted his oars, when the gleam of a lantern was seen moving towards the bank.
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