Papers Relating to the Massachusetts Claim
Papers Relating to the Massachusetts Claim
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— In Sir Ijlenry Clinton^s printed correspondence on the American war, there was a sentence purporting to come from La Fayette, the meaning of which was, that the American militia were worth nothing in the field. The Marquis, on seeing it, immediately wrote to Sir Henry as follows : "Pam,-tf/in7 9, 1783.
"Sir — Upon a pelrusal of your printed correspond- ence, I must beg leave to trouble you with an observ- ation ; not that I have claims to set forth, or relatioas to criticise. A sentence in yo...ur letter of is the only one I intend to mention: " Having said to lord Cornwallis that he may be opposed by about 3000 continentals, and as La Fayette observes, a body of ill armed militia,'^ you are pleased to add, " as spir- itl^s as the militia of the southern provinces, and trithottt any service ;'^ which read as if it was a part of my letter. How far your description is undesenr- iig, I think exj^erience has proved ; and that it came from mC) no American will believe* Batyoor cor- Digitized by VjOOQ IC LA FATETTE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— In Sir Ijlenry Clinton^s printed correspondence on the American war, there was a sentence purporting to come from La Fayette, the meaning of which was, that the American militia were worth nothing in the field. The Marquis, on seeing it, immediately wrote to Sir Henry as follows : "Pam,-tf/in7 9, 1783.
"Sir — Upon a pelrusal of your printed correspond- ence, I must beg leave to trouble you with an observ- ation ; not that I have claims to set forth, or relatioas to criticise. A sentence in yo...ur letter of is the only one I intend to mention: " Having said to lord Cornwallis that he may be opposed by about 3000 continentals, and as La Fayette observes, a body of ill armed militia,'^ you are pleased to add, " as spir- itl^s as the militia of the southern provinces, and trithottt any service ;'^ which read as if it was a part of my letter. How far your description is undesenr- iig, I think exj^erience has proved ; and that it came from mC) no American will believe* Batyoor cor- Digitized by VjOOQ IC LA FATETTE.
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