Memoirs of My Own Times volume 2
Memoirs of My Own Times volume 2
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I had no personal knowledge, of money being paid to General Wilkinson, or to any agent for him, on account of his pension, previously to the year li?'93, or 17'94, In one of these years, and in which I cannot be certain, until I can con- sult my books, a Mr. La Cassagne, who, I understood, was post-master, at the fulls of Ohio, came to New Orleans, and, as one of the association with General Wilkinson, in the project of dismemberment, received a sum of money, four thousand dollars of which, or ...thereabout, were embarked by a special permis- sion, free of duty, on board a vessel, which had been consigned to me, and which sailed for Philadelphia; in which vessel, Mr. La Cassagne, went passen- ger. At and prior to this period, I had various opportunities, of seeing the projects, submitted to the Spanish government, and of learning many of the details, ftom the agents, employed to carry them into execution.
In 1794, two gentlemen, of the names of Owen, and Collins, friends and agents of General Wilkinson, came to New Orleans.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had no personal knowledge, of money being paid to General Wilkinson, or to any agent for him, on account of his pension, previously to the year li?'93, or 17'94, In one of these years, and in which I cannot be certain, until I can con- sult my books, a Mr. La Cassagne, who, I understood, was post-master, at the fulls of Ohio, came to New Orleans, and, as one of the association with General Wilkinson, in the project of dismemberment, received a sum of money, four thousand dollars of which, or ...thereabout, were embarked by a special permis- sion, free of duty, on board a vessel, which had been consigned to me, and which sailed for Philadelphia; in which vessel, Mr. La Cassagne, went passen- ger. At and prior to this period, I had various opportunities, of seeing the projects, submitted to the Spanish government, and of learning many of the details, ftom the agents, employed to carry them into execution.
In 1794, two gentlemen, of the names of Owen, and Collins, friends and agents of General Wilkinson, came to New Orleans.
What to read after Memoirs of My Own Times volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilkinson, James, 1757-1825 to read onlineMoreLess
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