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Ans. Who ever read of an Army, tho' best disciplin'd, that was kept in order, which had neither Pay, I^illage, Arms, nor Pro- visions ; much more was I unable to do it amongst a company who neither knew what order or Civility meant, and where the "V THE NARRATIVE OF GENERAL VEXARLES 101 Officers indulged them, never punishing almost any offence save by admonition, and my Commission did not permit me to punish my- sel£ but by a Court Martial.
Q. 4"'. Why should I go on a design I knew not the re...ason of it ?
Ans. I was acquainted so far with it as to know the Law- fulness of it, and the rest (tho I desir'd to know the same) was the States part, not mine, they being accountable for that, not I.
Yet the Officers that scrupled any thing had their doubts Answered.
Q. 5*^. Why would I go so bounded with Instructions and manacled by Commissioners ?
Ans, I did propound to M"". Secretary Thurloe (to whom I was commanded to make my addresses), that I might not have my Friends (by strict Instructions) made more terrible to me than my Enemies, for whoever attempted anything resolutely that (if it fail'd) was in danger of life to them that imploy'd him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ans. Who ever read of an Army, tho' best disciplin'd, that was kept in order, which had neither Pay, I^illage, Arms, nor Pro- visions ; much more was I unable to do it amongst a company who neither knew what order or Civility meant, and where the "V THE NARRATIVE OF GENERAL VEXARLES 101 Officers indulged them, never punishing almost any offence save by admonition, and my Commission did not permit me to punish my- sel£ but by a Court Martial.
Q. 4"'. Why should I go on a design I knew not the re...ason of it ?
Ans. I was acquainted so far with it as to know the Law- fulness of it, and the rest (tho I desir'd to know the same) was the States part, not mine, they being accountable for that, not I.
Yet the Officers that scrupled any thing had their doubts Answered.
Q. 5*^. Why would I go so bounded with Instructions and manacled by Commissioners ?
Ans, I did propound to M"". Secretary Thurloe (to whom I was commanded to make my addresses), that I might not have my Friends (by strict Instructions) made more terrible to me than my Enemies, for whoever attempted anything resolutely that (if it fail'd) was in danger of life to them that imploy'd him.
What to read after [publications] Ns. No.60?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Camden Society to read onlineMoreLess
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