The Second Defence of Robert J Breckinridge Against the Calumnies of Robert Wi
The Second Defence of Robert J Breckinridge Against the Calumnies of Robert Wi
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" Again on page 20, "the gentleman has " spent thousands to learn Farro. " Again on p. 23, recurring to the case of the land near Nicholasville you say that except the case " of the gentleman with his aunt" about which 1 incline to think you have heard enough "that in Jessamine against Craig, Rice, " and others, were attended with as hard and cruel circumstances " as ever existed in the country. Men who risked their lives to " make settlements and spent more than a quarter of a century in " imp...roving their lands, were expelled from their homes, and the "gentleman, with the feeling of the lime stone, saw it unmoved, " sold the land and dissipated the price. " Again, p. 40. " Yes " Presbyterians, has it come to this with your church, &c. That this "new recruit from the bar and gaming table, &c. " 50 Now, sir, my first remark in regard to so much of these extracts as relates to the Jessamine land, is, that if any wrong was done in recovering it you are guilty and I am not. For the proceedings began as early as 1797, (several years before my birth) and were all terminated before I had attained full age ; and, as for yourself, you not only boast of the service you did us, in its recovery but on pages 8 and 9, of your letter of August 29, 18-J2, there is a long account of your having actually volunteered your services for ua in this case and that in defiance of the efforts of Thomas Lewis, and the late Charles Humphreys, to hinder you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Again on page 20, "the gentleman has " spent thousands to learn Farro. " Again on p. 23, recurring to the case of the land near Nicholasville you say that except the case " of the gentleman with his aunt" about which 1 incline to think you have heard enough "that in Jessamine against Craig, Rice, " and others, were attended with as hard and cruel circumstances " as ever existed in the country. Men who risked their lives to " make settlements and spent more than a quarter of a century in " imp...roving their lands, were expelled from their homes, and the "gentleman, with the feeling of the lime stone, saw it unmoved, " sold the land and dissipated the price. " Again, p. 40. " Yes " Presbyterians, has it come to this with your church, &c. That this "new recruit from the bar and gaming table, &c. " 50 Now, sir, my first remark in regard to so much of these extracts as relates to the Jessamine land, is, that if any wrong was done in recovering it you are guilty and I am not. For the proceedings began as early as 1797, (several years before my birth) and were all terminated before I had attained full age ; and, as for yourself, you not only boast of the service you did us, in its recovery but on pages 8 and 9, of your letter of August 29, 18-J2, there is a long account of your having actually volunteered your services for ua in this case and that in defiance of the efforts of Thomas Lewis, and the late Charles Humphreys, to hinder you.
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