Reprint of the Original Letters From Washington to Joseph Reed During the Ameri
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The original manuscript is in my possession. It is not in the Letter Books. 104 are some parts of it which might receive a small alteration In the present situation of things all correspondence of this nature must, and will be weighed and scanned with a scrupulous ex actness; and even compliment, if carried far, may not pass en tirely uncensured. There is another consideration with me. 368 Congress perhaps at this instant are deliberating on 269 ?i answer to give the Com missioners to an addres...s they have received from them. Should 37 a letter therefore from a Mem ber (in which light you will be considered) 271 hold out senti ments different from theirs, 27 2 an unfavourable use will doubt less 273 be made of it. I am dear sir, &c. To General Reed, at Major Henry s, 368 S. "consideration which weighs. " 269 S. " on an answer to the ad dress which they have received from the commissioners. " 270 S. " Should your letter there fore considered as coming from a member contain. " 271 S. " (in which light you will be considered)" omitted.
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The original manuscript is in my possession. It is not in the Letter Books. 104 are some parts of it which might receive a small alteration In the present situation of things all correspondence of this nature must, and will be weighed and scanned with a scrupulous ex actness; and even compliment, if carried far, may not pass en tirely uncensured. There is another consideration with me. 368 Congress perhaps at this instant are deliberating on 269 ?i answer to give the Com missioners to an addres...s they have received from them. Should 37 a letter therefore from a Mem ber (in which light you will be considered) 271 hold out senti ments different from theirs, 27 2 an unfavourable use will doubt less 273 be made of it. I am dear sir, &c. To General Reed, at Major Henry s, 368 S. "consideration which weighs. " 269 S. " on an answer to the ad dress which they have received from the commissioners. " 270 S. " Should your letter there fore considered as coming from a member contain. " 271 S. " (in which light you will be considered)" omitted.
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