The Official And Other Papers volume 1
The Official And Other Papers volume 1
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Livingston, MILITARY CORRESPONDENCE. 253 HUGH KNOX* TO HAMILTON.
St. Croix, April 31st, 1777.
My Dear Friend : A pretty fair opportunity just offering for Phila- delphia, I could not omit acknowledging the re- ceipt of your very circumstantial and satisfactory letter of the 14th February. The thing has hap- pened which I wished for. We have been amazed here by vague, imperfect, and very false accounts of matters from the Continent : and I always told my friends, that if you survived the campaig...n, and had an hour of leisure to write to me, I expected a more true, circumstantial, and satisfactory ac- count of matters in your letter, than by all the public papers and private intelligence we had re- ceived here. I have but a moment to command at present, and have not time to remark upon your letter. I can only inform you, that it has given high satisfaction to all friends here. We rejoice in your good character and advancement, which is, indeed, only the just reward of merit. May you still live to deserve more and more from the friends of America, and to justify the choice, and merit the approbation, of the GREAT AND GOOD GENE- RAL WASHINGTON— a name which will shine with distinguished lustre in the annals of history — a name dear to the friends of the Liberties of * Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Livingston, MILITARY CORRESPONDENCE. 253 HUGH KNOX* TO HAMILTON.
St. Croix, April 31st, 1777.
My Dear Friend : A pretty fair opportunity just offering for Phila- delphia, I could not omit acknowledging the re- ceipt of your very circumstantial and satisfactory letter of the 14th February. The thing has hap- pened which I wished for. We have been amazed here by vague, imperfect, and very false accounts of matters from the Continent : and I always told my friends, that if you survived the campaig...n, and had an hour of leisure to write to me, I expected a more true, circumstantial, and satisfactory ac- count of matters in your letter, than by all the public papers and private intelligence we had re- ceived here. I have but a moment to command at present, and have not time to remark upon your letter. I can only inform you, that it has given high satisfaction to all friends here. We rejoice in your good character and advancement, which is, indeed, only the just reward of merit. May you still live to deserve more and more from the friends of America, and to justify the choice, and merit the approbation, of the GREAT AND GOOD GENE- RAL WASHINGTON— a name which will shine with distinguished lustre in the annals of history — a name dear to the friends of the Liberties of * Mr.
What to read after The Official And Other Papers volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamilton Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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