A Reply to General Joseph Reeds Remarks On a Late Publication in the Independen
A Reply to General Joseph Reeds Remarks On a Late Publication in the Independen
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dare defy any person to produce an instance where 1 have even been suspected of an untruth, or of a base or dishonorable ac tion. Conscious of the truth of what I have asserted, I have no fears that my conduct will ever "dishonor me with the wise and virtuous. " "The reasons I have assigned for the dissolution of our intimacy antece dent to the war, will afibrd a better proof of your ingenuity than your in tegrity; and further, (with respect 10 your veracity, ) if any other instance is necessar...y, let me add one which happened at camp, (at head-quarters, ) in the year 1777, soon after the battle of Germantown, when in my hear ing, and in the presence of three officers of the first rank in the army, you was charged to your face with a falsehood, and which was fully proved the next day, by the general officer who made the charge.
And now, before I introduce the concurrent testimony in support of my assertion, I shall take but a momentary notice here of those disresfectful expressions with which you have decorated your pamphlet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
dare defy any person to produce an instance where 1 have even been suspected of an untruth, or of a base or dishonorable ac tion. Conscious of the truth of what I have asserted, I have no fears that my conduct will ever "dishonor me with the wise and virtuous. " "The reasons I have assigned for the dissolution of our intimacy antece dent to the war, will afibrd a better proof of your ingenuity than your in tegrity; and further, (with respect 10 your veracity, ) if any other instance is necessar...y, let me add one which happened at camp, (at head-quarters, ) in the year 1777, soon after the battle of Germantown, when in my hear ing, and in the presence of three officers of the first rank in the army, you was charged to your face with a falsehood, and which was fully proved the next day, by the general officer who made the charge.
And now, before I introduce the concurrent testimony in support of my assertion, I shall take but a momentary notice here of those disresfectful expressions with which you have decorated your pamphlet.
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