Letters of George Washington to George And James Clinton; a Collection of Thirty-Five Letters, of Which Twenty-Six Are Unpublished, Together With Washington's War Map of New York And New Jersey
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If however, this necessary precaution should not have occur'd to him, it will be proper to remind him that all means of facilitating their progress down the river should be cut off as speedily as possible." VIII Washington to Governor Clinton, July 11, 1778 Three page folio, from Headquarters at Para- mus. This is one of those important letters whose absence from the "Clinton Papers," purchased by New York State, the editor especially regretted.
In it Washington consults Clinton at great length... concerning the next movement of the army, and asks the Governor's advice as to whether he con- siders it more advisable for Washington to take up his position on the east or west side of the Hudson River. The references to Long Island, Staten Island, and New York City are all of much interest, while the postscript, quoting from the let- ter from Benedict Arnold reporting the arrival of the French fleet, gave the first information to the 26 Governor of New York of news that sent a thrill of new hope to the American people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If however, this necessary precaution should not have occur'd to him, it will be proper to remind him that all means of facilitating their progress down the river should be cut off as speedily as possible." VIII Washington to Governor Clinton, July 11, 1778 Three page folio, from Headquarters at Para- mus. This is one of those important letters whose absence from the "Clinton Papers," purchased by New York State, the editor especially regretted.
In it Washington consults Clinton at great length... concerning the next movement of the army, and asks the Governor's advice as to whether he con- siders it more advisable for Washington to take up his position on the east or west side of the Hudson River. The references to Long Island, Staten Island, and New York City are all of much interest, while the postscript, quoting from the let- ter from Benedict Arnold reporting the arrival of the French fleet, gave the first information to the 26 Governor of New York of news that sent a thrill of new hope to the American people.
What to read after Letters of George Washington to George And James Clinton; a Collection of Thirty-Five Letters, of Which Twenty-Six Are Unpublished, Together With Washington's War Map of New York And New Jersey?
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