President Reed of Pennsylvania a Reply to Mr George Bancroft And Others F
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Reed. I know in the prosperous situation of the British affairs in 1777, (wV) and before the unhappy event at Trenton, that Bowes Reed, a brother of Governor Reed, crossed the Delaware from Pennsylvania and took with the prescribed forms a British pro tection from a Hessian officer, I believe Colonel Donop, at die same time, he requested one for his brother, the Governor, which Colonel Donop declined giving him unless he should appear in person. Soon after, Bowes Reed acted, himself, in a civil... employ ment in the State of New Jersey ; and the Governor, it is well known, as the Marquis observes, "published and exaggerated the offers that were made him by Governor Johnson, and attained his end of playing a leading part in the country. " pp. 29, 30. * * I first heard of this form of calumny from my friend, Mr. George H. Moore, of New York, who was kind enough to send me the extract I have quoted, a copy of the pamphlet being in the Astor Library. In this pamphlet, Washington is thus spoken of (page 37) : " Mr.
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Reed. I know in the prosperous situation of the British affairs in 1777, (wV) and before the unhappy event at Trenton, that Bowes Reed, a brother of Governor Reed, crossed the Delaware from Pennsylvania and took with the prescribed forms a British pro tection from a Hessian officer, I believe Colonel Donop, at die same time, he requested one for his brother, the Governor, which Colonel Donop declined giving him unless he should appear in person. Soon after, Bowes Reed acted, himself, in a civil... employ ment in the State of New Jersey ; and the Governor, it is well known, as the Marquis observes, "published and exaggerated the offers that were made him by Governor Johnson, and attained his end of playing a leading part in the country. " pp. 29, 30. * * I first heard of this form of calumny from my friend, Mr. George H. Moore, of New York, who was kind enough to send me the extract I have quoted, a copy of the pamphlet being in the Astor Library. In this pamphlet, Washington is thus spoken of (page 37) : " Mr.
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