Memoir of the Life of Richard Henry Lee And His Correspondence With the Most D
Memoir of the Life of Richard Henry Lee And His Correspondence With the Most D
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DEAR SIB Wherever I go I bear in my mind, the small share of the weight of our dear country's happiness, which the state of Pennsylvaiaa hath committed to my care. I wish sometimes, to throw my mite into the councils of the Con- gress, but as this is Impossible for the present, I beg leave to suggest such things as have occurred to me, in my passage through Philadelphia to this place, and submit it to your good sense to make any use of them you may think proper. I need not inform you of the gen...eral disposition of the people, in and near Philadelphia, to refuse continental money upon the late prospect of General Howe's getting possession of the city. General Putnam threatening to confine such people as refused it, and declaring the debt for which the money was offered, to be void, produced only a temporary remedy against the evil. People who had goods, refused to sell them ; and men who had money out at interest, either refused to give up bonds, or kept out of the way when continental money was oifered for them.
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DEAR SIB Wherever I go I bear in my mind, the small share of the weight of our dear country's happiness, which the state of Pennsylvaiaa hath committed to my care. I wish sometimes, to throw my mite into the councils of the Con- gress, but as this is Impossible for the present, I beg leave to suggest such things as have occurred to me, in my passage through Philadelphia to this place, and submit it to your good sense to make any use of them you may think proper. I need not inform you of the gen...eral disposition of the people, in and near Philadelphia, to refuse continental money upon the late prospect of General Howe's getting possession of the city. General Putnam threatening to confine such people as refused it, and declaring the debt for which the money was offered, to be void, produced only a temporary remedy against the evil. People who had goods, refused to sell them ; and men who had money out at interest, either refused to give up bonds, or kept out of the way when continental money was oifered for them.
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