Memorials of Marshfield And Guide book to Its Localities At Green Harbor
Memorials of Marshfield And Guide book to Its Localities At Green Harbor
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11 The Address of the Field Officers belonging to the Camp in Roxbury.
To the Hon. John Thomas, Esq. : Sir, — Your appointment as Lieutenant General by the Pro- vincial Congress, in consequence of which you took the supreme command in this camp, gave singular satisfaction to all acquainted with your character, both on account of your inflexible attach- ment to the liberties of your country, and your knowledge and experience in military movements; and to your vigilance, pru- dence and skilful ma...nagement is to be ascribed, in a great measure, that order and regularity for which this camp has been celebrated, and which are essentially requisite to the very being of an army. To these important services you have the purest incense to a great and good mind, the unfeigned thanks of the officers and soldiers under your immediate command, as well as of every friend to his country and the rights of mankind. We 6 # 66 MEMORIALS OF MARSHFIELD.
are penetrated with the deepest concern that, by an unfortunate concurrence of events, an arrangem nt is made which leads you to think that you cannot continue in the army consistent with those delicate and refined sentiments of honor which are pecu- liarly characteristic of the soldier.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
11 The Address of the Field Officers belonging to the Camp in Roxbury.
To the Hon. John Thomas, Esq. : Sir, — Your appointment as Lieutenant General by the Pro- vincial Congress, in consequence of which you took the supreme command in this camp, gave singular satisfaction to all acquainted with your character, both on account of your inflexible attach- ment to the liberties of your country, and your knowledge and experience in military movements; and to your vigilance, pru- dence and skilful ma...nagement is to be ascribed, in a great measure, that order and regularity for which this camp has been celebrated, and which are essentially requisite to the very being of an army. To these important services you have the purest incense to a great and good mind, the unfeigned thanks of the officers and soldiers under your immediate command, as well as of every friend to his country and the rights of mankind. We 6 # 66 MEMORIALS OF MARSHFIELD.
are penetrated with the deepest concern that, by an unfortunate concurrence of events, an arrangem nt is made which leads you to think that you cannot continue in the army consistent with those delicate and refined sentiments of honor which are pecu- liarly characteristic of the soldier.
What to read after Memorials of Marshfield And Guide book to Its Localities At Green Harbor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcia Abiah Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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