Memoir of the Life of Richard Henry Lee And His Correspondence With the Most Di
Memoir of the Life of Richard Henry Lee And His Correspondence With the Most Di
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H. Lee, who opposed it, " Why asunder are they torn, Why his loss should millions mourn, Who, to glad the astonished earthy Spoke an emfiire into birth. " t. Ludwell Lee, Esq. , of Virginia.
OF RICHARD HENRY LEE. 179 of America. " The gentleman, upon hearing this, put his hand upon his head, and said, " we shall yet see your father's head upon Tower Hill;" to which the boy an- swered, " you may have it, when you can get it/' Governor Johnson, of Maryland, told the writer, that shortly after the... war, he heard from an English gentle- man of great respectability, who had lived in London during the revolution, and who had opportunities of hearing a good deal of the plans and intentions of the ministry, that they had intended, in the event of the reduc- tion of the colonies, to have demanded the delivery of General Washington and Richard H. Lee, and to have executed them as the principal rebels. The writer was acquainted with a person, who, for many years, was a manager on Mr. Lee's estate.
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H. Lee, who opposed it, " Why asunder are they torn, Why his loss should millions mourn, Who, to glad the astonished earthy Spoke an emfiire into birth. " t. Ludwell Lee, Esq. , of Virginia.
OF RICHARD HENRY LEE. 179 of America. " The gentleman, upon hearing this, put his hand upon his head, and said, " we shall yet see your father's head upon Tower Hill;" to which the boy an- swered, " you may have it, when you can get it/' Governor Johnson, of Maryland, told the writer, that shortly after the... war, he heard from an English gentle- man of great respectability, who had lived in London during the revolution, and who had opportunities of hearing a good deal of the plans and intentions of the ministry, that they had intended, in the event of the reduc- tion of the colonies, to have demanded the delivery of General Washington and Richard H. Lee, and to have executed them as the principal rebels. The writer was acquainted with a person, who, for many years, was a manager on Mr. Lee's estate.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee, Richard Henry, 1732-1794 to read onlineMoreLess
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