A Reprint of the Reed And Cadwalader Pamphlets With An Appendix
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Wharton (the firft Prefident) mould die, and yet, that you mould afterwards accept the chair of government. It is, however, inconteftably proved that the converfation, alluded to, was fpoken of by me, at an early period, and long before your appointment to the chair of government, and yet you fay " the profecution of General Arnold, I have no doubt, gave rife to it. " If I was to leave it to your ingenuity to explain to the world my motives for inventing fuch a " tale" to what purpofes could yo...u poffibly impute my defign ? It could not be to gratify my refentment for the in jury you attempted upon my property, becaufe I did not then make it public ; it could not be occasioned by any perfonal offence taken in the year 1777 (when I privately mentioned it to Col. Hamilton), becaufe, you contend that our " former habits of friendfhip" were revived, and acknowledge that I never made it public for feveral years afterwards. Here then, the man of humanity may afk me why did you at fo late a date, publicly, mention a circumftance injurious to General Reed s repu tation, as Adjutant General of the army, and a patriot, which after-fervices ought to have configned to oblivion ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wharton (the firft Prefident) mould die, and yet, that you mould afterwards accept the chair of government. It is, however, inconteftably proved that the converfation, alluded to, was fpoken of by me, at an early period, and long before your appointment to the chair of government, and yet you fay " the profecution of General Arnold, I have no doubt, gave rife to it. " If I was to leave it to your ingenuity to explain to the world my motives for inventing fuch a " tale" to what purpofes could yo...u poffibly impute my defign ? It could not be to gratify my refentment for the in jury you attempted upon my property, becaufe I did not then make it public ; it could not be occasioned by any perfonal offence taken in the year 1777 (when I privately mentioned it to Col. Hamilton), becaufe, you contend that our " former habits of friendfhip" were revived, and acknowledge that I never made it public for feveral years afterwards. Here then, the man of humanity may afk me why did you at fo late a date, publicly, mention a circumftance injurious to General Reed s repu tation, as Adjutant General of the army, and a patriot, which after-fervices ought to have configned to oblivion ?
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