George Washington
George Washington
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Did you hear Mr. Clayford say any thing himself that night?
"Cooper. Yes; that he was the day before with Judith, so he called her, and that she told him, Washington had often said he wished his hands were clear of the dirty New-Englanders, and words to that effect.
" Court. Did you hear no mention made of any scheme to betray or seize him ?
"Cooper. Mr. Clayford said he could easily be seized and put on board a boat, and carried off, as his female friend had promised she would assist : but all... present thought it would be hazardous. " " William Savage, sworn.
"Court. Was you at the Serjeant's Arms on the 2lst of May? Did you hear any thing of this nature ?
"Savage. I did, and nearly as the last evidence has declared; the society in general refused to be concerned in it, and thought it a mad scheme.
" Mr. Abeel. Pray, Mr. Savage, have not you heard nothing of an information that was to be given to Governor Tryon ?
' ' Savage. Yes ; papers and letters were at different times shewn to the society, which were taken out of General Washington's pock- ets by Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Did you hear Mr. Clayford say any thing himself that night?
"Cooper. Yes; that he was the day before with Judith, so he called her, and that she told him, Washington had often said he wished his hands were clear of the dirty New-Englanders, and words to that effect.
" Court. Did you hear no mention made of any scheme to betray or seize him ?
"Cooper. Mr. Clayford said he could easily be seized and put on board a boat, and carried off, as his female friend had promised she would assist : but all... present thought it would be hazardous. " " William Savage, sworn.
"Court. Was you at the Serjeant's Arms on the 2lst of May? Did you hear any thing of this nature ?
"Savage. I did, and nearly as the last evidence has declared; the society in general refused to be concerned in it, and thought it a mad scheme.
" Mr. Abeel. Pray, Mr. Savage, have not you heard nothing of an information that was to be given to Governor Tryon ?
' ' Savage. Yes ; papers and letters were at different times shewn to the society, which were taken out of General Washington's pock- ets by Mrs.
What to read after George Washington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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