Pennsylvania Archives volume 1
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We are Sir^ Your most obd. Servants, GEO. BRYAN. ROBERT KNOX. Philadelphia, 26«'' July, 1783. Directed^ To Mr. Secretary Armstrong.
Com. Of Taxes of Bucks Co. To Pres. Dickinson, 1783.
Bucks County, July 31«t, 1783. Sir, This acknowledges the Receipt of a Letter from Mr. Secretary, dated the 24th Instant, together with the Duplicate of another of the 20th of May last, respecting the arrearages of Taxes in this County, particularly those of the class and eflective Supplies. In answer thereto we ...would wish to assure the Honorable Council, that we have not been inattentive to their Notices on this Subject; knowing also the Demands of the Law therein, as well as the public Necessities, we have constantly endeavoured to fulfil our Duty ; And though our Exertions have not had the desired Effect in its fullest Extent, we yet trust, & have good Reason to believe, that, generally through the County our Success has been equal to the Abilities of the People. The War left them poor and since its Conclusion they have not had Time nor wherewith to enrich themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are Sir^ Your most obd. Servants, GEO. BRYAN. ROBERT KNOX. Philadelphia, 26«'' July, 1783. Directed^ To Mr. Secretary Armstrong.
Com. Of Taxes of Bucks Co. To Pres. Dickinson, 1783.
Bucks County, July 31«t, 1783. Sir, This acknowledges the Receipt of a Letter from Mr. Secretary, dated the 24th Instant, together with the Duplicate of another of the 20th of May last, respecting the arrearages of Taxes in this County, particularly those of the class and eflective Supplies. In answer thereto we ...would wish to assure the Honorable Council, that we have not been inattentive to their Notices on this Subject; knowing also the Demands of the Law therein, as well as the public Necessities, we have constantly endeavoured to fulfil our Duty ; And though our Exertions have not had the desired Effect in its fullest Extent, we yet trust, & have good Reason to believe, that, generally through the County our Success has been equal to the Abilities of the People. The War left them poor and since its Conclusion they have not had Time nor wherewith to enrich themselves.
What to read after Pennsylvania Archives volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pennsylvania Secretary of the Commonwealth From to read onlineMoreLess
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