Letters to Washington And Accompanying Papers volume 1
Letters to Washington And Accompanying Papers volume 1
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When You reconsider your Letter to the Governor, to G. Fx and what accompanied them from Col Carlyle and Others all expressing the most calam itous and distrest State of Frederick County and it s encreasing Miserys, which being read in Council were afterwards Sent to the H of Burgesses, who imediately joynd in advising and desiring the Gov ernor to issue his Orders to ten Countys for half their Militia to March to your Assistance: As to the Expence thereof It had no Objection on the Con siderat...ion of the important Service they were going upon. I am Sensible Such a Medly of undisciplind Militia must create You various Troubles ; but hav ing Caesar s Comentaries & perhaps Quintus Curtious You have therein read of greater Fatigues, Murmur- ings, Mutinys and Defections than will probably come to your Share, tho if any of those Casualtys should interrupt your Quiet I doubt not but You would bear them with equal Magnaminity those Heroes remarkably did.
I think I before mentioned, but here not amiss to repeat that Your Health & Success was toasted at almost all Tables at W^burg ; that the Council and Burgesses are mostly your Friends, So that if You have not always the particular Instructions always from the Governor You may think necessary and Letters to Washington 257 desire, the Omission or Neglect may proceed from the Confidence entertaind of your Ability and Dis cretion to act what what is Fit and Praise-worthy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When You reconsider your Letter to the Governor, to G. Fx and what accompanied them from Col Carlyle and Others all expressing the most calam itous and distrest State of Frederick County and it s encreasing Miserys, which being read in Council were afterwards Sent to the H of Burgesses, who imediately joynd in advising and desiring the Gov ernor to issue his Orders to ten Countys for half their Militia to March to your Assistance: As to the Expence thereof It had no Objection on the Con siderat...ion of the important Service they were going upon. I am Sensible Such a Medly of undisciplind Militia must create You various Troubles ; but hav ing Caesar s Comentaries & perhaps Quintus Curtious You have therein read of greater Fatigues, Murmur- ings, Mutinys and Defections than will probably come to your Share, tho if any of those Casualtys should interrupt your Quiet I doubt not but You would bear them with equal Magnaminity those Heroes remarkably did.
I think I before mentioned, but here not amiss to repeat that Your Health & Success was toasted at almost all Tables at W^burg ; that the Council and Burgesses are mostly your Friends, So that if You have not always the particular Instructions always from the Governor You may think necessary and Letters to Washington 257 desire, the Omission or Neglect may proceed from the Confidence entertaind of your Ability and Dis cretion to act what what is Fit and Praise-worthy.
What to read after Letters to Washington And Accompanying Papers volume 1?
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