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I have done much to prosecute the war, and one thing which the British will never par- don, I have signed the Declaration of Independence. I shall be hjing f "Well, " said another member of the Council, " if we fail, I don't know that I could be hung. For my name is not attached to that Declaration, nor have I written anything against the British govern- ment. " " Then, " said Williams, ^' you ought to be Jiung for not doing your duty^ As has been said of him: "With tongue, pen, and estate he g...ave himself to the cause of the colonies. During the gloomy winter of i yyj he sent beef, cattle, and gold to Valley Forge, saying, ' If inde- pendence shall be established, I shall get my pay ; if not, the loss will be of no account to me. ' " Another of those families was the Mason family, not only distinguished by their natural characteristics and practical ability, but by their high descent. They were the descendants of Major John Mason, of Pequot fame, and the first proprietor of land within the limits of the town.
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I have done much to prosecute the war, and one thing which the British will never par- don, I have signed the Declaration of Independence. I shall be hjing f "Well, " said another member of the Council, " if we fail, I don't know that I could be hung. For my name is not attached to that Declaration, nor have I written anything against the British govern- ment. " " Then, " said Williams, ^' you ought to be Jiung for not doing your duty^ As has been said of him: "With tongue, pen, and estate he g...ave himself to the cause of the colonies. During the gloomy winter of i yyj he sent beef, cattle, and gold to Valley Forge, saying, ' If inde- pendence shall be established, I shall get my pay ; if not, the loss will be of no account to me. ' " Another of those families was the Mason family, not only distinguished by their natural characteristics and practical ability, but by their high descent. They were the descendants of Major John Mason, of Pequot fame, and the first proprietor of land within the limits of the town.
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