Proceedings of the Vermont Historical Society
Proceedings of the Vermont Historical Society
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A. I do recollect you did.
Major Bo webs, produced by Mr. Smith, was sworn.
Q. Please to relate to the Court what you know of my political conduct.
A. The first of my knowledge of Mr. Smith was from my being in General Howe's family. The General received several letters from Mr. Smith, giving him intelligence of the movements of the enemy ; from these letters, I supposed Mr. Smith a well-wisher to the cause, as these letters con- tained expressions of much anxiety for the safety of the post at ...West Point; before I had an opportunity of being personally acquainted with Mr. Smith, I had been at Fishkill and heard some people intimate that Mr. Smith was not supposed to be very friendly to our cause ; but I could not learn they had any other reason for it, than that his brother had gone over to the enemy, therefore a popular prejudice had gone forth against him ; I afterwards, in the beginning of May, I think, was introduced to Mr. Smith, and became acquainted with him; and from what had been hove out against him at Fishkill^ it made some impression upon my mind, by which I was induced more particularly to observe his conversation and conduct ; I never could discover Digitized by Google HISTOBICAL MAGAZINE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. I do recollect you did.
Major Bo webs, produced by Mr. Smith, was sworn.
Q. Please to relate to the Court what you know of my political conduct.
A. The first of my knowledge of Mr. Smith was from my being in General Howe's family. The General received several letters from Mr. Smith, giving him intelligence of the movements of the enemy ; from these letters, I supposed Mr. Smith a well-wisher to the cause, as these letters con- tained expressions of much anxiety for the safety of the post at ...West Point; before I had an opportunity of being personally acquainted with Mr. Smith, I had been at Fishkill and heard some people intimate that Mr. Smith was not supposed to be very friendly to our cause ; but I could not learn they had any other reason for it, than that his brother had gone over to the enemy, therefore a popular prejudice had gone forth against him ; I afterwards, in the beginning of May, I think, was introduced to Mr. Smith, and became acquainted with him; and from what had been hove out against him at Fishkill^ it made some impression upon my mind, by which I was induced more particularly to observe his conversation and conduct ; I never could discover Digitized by Google HISTOBICAL MAGAZINE.
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