Correspondence of the American Revolution : Being Letters of Eminent Men to George Washington, From the Time of His Taking Command of the Army to the End of His Presidency
Correspondence of the American Revolution : Being Letters of Eminent Men to George Washington, From the Time of His Taking Command of the Army to the End of His Presidency
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I thought the churches in danger, and hoped, by this means, to have been instrumental in preventing those ills I had so much reason to apprehend. I can/ however, with truth, declare, I then looked upon independ- ency rather as an expedient, and hazardous, or, in- deed, thrown out in terrorem, in order to procure some favorable terms, than a measure that was seriously persisted in, at all events. My sudden change of conduct will clearly evince this to have been my idea of the matter.
Upon the re...turn of the Committee of Congress appointed to confer with Lord Howe, I soon dis- cerned their whole intentions. The different accounts which each member gave of this conference, the time they took to make up the matter for public view, and the amazing disagreements between the news- paper accounts and the relation I myself had from the mouth of one of the Committee, convinced me there must have been some unfair and ungenerous procedure. This determination to treat on no other THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
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I thought the churches in danger, and hoped, by this means, to have been instrumental in preventing those ills I had so much reason to apprehend. I can/ however, with truth, declare, I then looked upon independ- ency rather as an expedient, and hazardous, or, in- deed, thrown out in terrorem, in order to procure some favorable terms, than a measure that was seriously persisted in, at all events. My sudden change of conduct will clearly evince this to have been my idea of the matter.
Upon the re...turn of the Committee of Congress appointed to confer with Lord Howe, I soon dis- cerned their whole intentions. The different accounts which each member gave of this conference, the time they took to make up the matter for public view, and the amazing disagreements between the news- paper accounts and the relation I myself had from the mouth of one of the Committee, convinced me there must have been some unfair and ungenerous procedure. This determination to treat on no other THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
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