Patrick Henry: Practical revolutionaryLippincott, 1969 |
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Page 188
... letter " at once " to Washington and in fact could hardly have delayed a day in doing so . Along with the letter from York , he enclosed one which he person- ally penned to the General . Dear Sir : You will no doubt , be surprised at ...
... letter " at once " to Washington and in fact could hardly have delayed a day in doing so . Along with the letter from York , he enclosed one which he person- ally penned to the General . Dear Sir : You will no doubt , be surprised at ...
Page 191
... letter was written by Dr. Rush , insofar as he could deter- mine from the handwriting . Washington had had ample opportunity to see examples of Rush's handwriting , for they had been associated together when Washington was in ...
... letter was written by Dr. Rush , insofar as he could deter- mine from the handwriting . Washington had had ample opportunity to see examples of Rush's handwriting , for they had been associated together when Washington was in ...
Page 515
... letter from Kate Mason Rowland to William Wirt Henry , Jan. 22 ( no year given ) . The latter letter is in William Wirt Henry Papers , Virginia Historical Society . 24. Mason in apparently the same letter as above written to his son ...
... letter from Kate Mason Rowland to William Wirt Henry , Jan. 22 ( no year given ) . The latter letter is in William Wirt Henry Papers , Virginia Historical Society . 24. Mason in apparently the same letter as above written to his son ...
Contents
The Approaching Convention | 1 |
The St Johns Church Speech Introductory | 2 |
The St Johns Church Speech Conclusion | 3 |
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