A History of the Life And Death Virtues And Exploits of General George Washingt
A History of the Life And Death Virtues And Exploits of General George Washingt
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Waftington, ajffuring her of the profound refpcR Congrefs witt ever bear to her perfon and character of their condol- ence in the late affljfling difpenfation of Providence, and en* treating her affent to the interment of the remains of General GKORGE WASHINGTON in the manner exprejfed in the frjl Refolution. J!s the fennimentf sf that virtu'AtsJLady, not lefs beloved by this Nation, than foe is at prefent greatly affiicled, can n$ver be fo well expreffed as in her own words, 1 tranfmit to Cong...refs her original Letter, It would be an attempt of too much delicacy to make any comments upon it But there can be no doubt, that the Nation at large, as well as all the branches of the Government, wilt be highly gratified by any arrangement which may diminijb the facrifice /he makes of her individual feelings, United States, Sth Jan. J 800, JOHN AD MIS, Mrs. WASHING TON'S LETTEK.
SIR, Mount Fernm, ^\Jl Dec. I 799, WHILE I fed, with keenefl anguifc, the late dlfpcnfa. - tions of Divine Providence^ / cannot be infenfible to the mournful tribute of refpeft and veneration which are paid to the memory of my dear deceafed Hufband^ and, as his beft fervices and mojl anxious wifbes were always devoted to the welfare and hdppinefs of his Country, to know that they were truly appreciated, and gratefully remembered 9 affords no in- confiderable confolation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Waftington, ajffuring her of the profound refpcR Congrefs witt ever bear to her perfon and character of their condol- ence in the late affljfling difpenfation of Providence, and en* treating her affent to the interment of the remains of General GKORGE WASHINGTON in the manner exprejfed in the frjl Refolution. J!s the fennimentf sf that virtu'AtsJLady, not lefs beloved by this Nation, than foe is at prefent greatly affiicled, can n$ver be fo well expreffed as in her own words, 1 tranfmit to Cong...refs her original Letter, It would be an attempt of too much delicacy to make any comments upon it But there can be no doubt, that the Nation at large, as well as all the branches of the Government, wilt be highly gratified by any arrangement which may diminijb the facrifice /he makes of her individual feelings, United States, Sth Jan. J 800, JOHN AD MIS, Mrs. WASHING TON'S LETTEK.
SIR, Mount Fernm, ^\Jl Dec. I 799, WHILE I fed, with keenefl anguifc, the late dlfpcnfa. - tions of Divine Providence^ / cannot be infenfible to the mournful tribute of refpeft and veneration which are paid to the memory of my dear deceafed Hufband^ and, as his beft fervices and mojl anxious wifbes were always devoted to the welfare and hdppinefs of his Country, to know that they were truly appreciated, and gratefully remembered 9 affords no in- confiderable confolation.
What to read after A History of the Life And Death Virtues And Exploits of General George Washingt?
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