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This is shown by his conduct in Andre's case, where he signed the death-warrant, although he shed tears in the act.
This is exhibited, also, in his behavior in the affair of young Asgill, where he remained immoveable, though at great pain of mind to GEORGE WASHINGTON. 179 himself, until Congress interfered and released the unfortunate youth.
This iron will led him, after he had once embarked in a measure, to carry it through at all hazards. During his Presidency, at the period of the Jay treaty..., when the House of Representatives refused the necessary appropriation, his memorable message awed down all opposition, and settled a most important precedent forever. His iron will turned the tide of battle at Monmouth, and changed defeat into victory. His iron will led him to write to Congress, when Lord North's conciliatory bills arrived, in 1778, — " Nothing short of independence, it appears to me, can possibly do." It was his iron will which spoke out in the dark crisis of 1776, when, instead of harboring a thought of submission, he proposed, in case Philadel- phia fell, to retire to the AUeghanies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is shown by his conduct in Andre's case, where he signed the death-warrant, although he shed tears in the act.
This is exhibited, also, in his behavior in the affair of young Asgill, where he remained immoveable, though at great pain of mind to GEORGE WASHINGTON. 179 himself, until Congress interfered and released the unfortunate youth.
This iron will led him, after he had once embarked in a measure, to carry it through at all hazards. During his Presidency, at the period of the Jay treaty..., when the House of Representatives refused the necessary appropriation, his memorable message awed down all opposition, and settled a most important precedent forever. His iron will turned the tide of battle at Monmouth, and changed defeat into victory. His iron will led him to write to Congress, when Lord North's conciliatory bills arrived, in 1778, — " Nothing short of independence, it appears to me, can possibly do." It was his iron will which spoke out in the dark crisis of 1776, when, instead of harboring a thought of submission, he proposed, in case Philadel- phia fell, to retire to the AUeghanies.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles J Charles Jacobs Peterson to read onlineMoreLess
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