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To this I replied as before to Genl Robertson, that offers of that kind could have no effect on men who were acting from Principle, That America wanted Peace & Quietness. — That the British had invaded us, and it was on her part to say what she wanted. — He said he came authorized in the fullest manner, to offer a Carte Blanche, it should be signed by proper Authority and I might fill it up myself — I told him that I was too well acquainted with the British Govt. & of the nature of the dispute,... not to know that such an offer was merely delusion & that it could only tend to decieve, for they never designed nor could do any such thing — He in the most positive Terms assured me that it was all real and nothing could give more pleasure to the Govt, than to have it agreed to — I answered that I did not doubt his honesty in the business but well knew that he was imposed upon. — He however By the UNITED STATES of America In Congrefs Aflembled.
A PROCLAMATION.
Declaring the Ccflatioii of Arms, as well by Sea as 'oy Land, agreed upon between the United States of America and His Britannic Majcfty ; and enjoining the Obfervance thereof.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To this I replied as before to Genl Robertson, that offers of that kind could have no effect on men who were acting from Principle, That America wanted Peace & Quietness. — That the British had invaded us, and it was on her part to say what she wanted. — He said he came authorized in the fullest manner, to offer a Carte Blanche, it should be signed by proper Authority and I might fill it up myself — I told him that I was too well acquainted with the British Govt. & of the nature of the dispute,... not to know that such an offer was merely delusion & that it could only tend to decieve, for they never designed nor could do any such thing — He in the most positive Terms assured me that it was all real and nothing could give more pleasure to the Govt, than to have it agreed to — I answered that I did not doubt his honesty in the business but well knew that he was imposed upon. — He however By the UNITED STATES of America In Congrefs Aflembled.
A PROCLAMATION.
Declaring the Ccflatioii of Arms, as well by Sea as 'oy Land, agreed upon between the United States of America and His Britannic Majcfty ; and enjoining the Obfervance thereof.
What to read after Journal Or Historical Recollections of American Events During the Revolutionary War;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boudinot, Elias, 1740-1821 to read onlineMoreLess
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