Christian Life And Character of the Civil Institutions of the United States Dev
Christian Life And Character of the Civil Institutions of the United States Dev
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" In December, 1778, Washington was in Philadelphia, at the request of Congress, for a personal conference respecting the next campaign. From that city he wrote to Benjamin Harrison, of Virginia, and, after giving a gloomy picture of the times and the financial condition of the country, and the "idleness, dissipation, extravagance, speculation, peculation, and insatiable thirst for riches, and the party disputes and personal quarrels, which seem to have got the better of every other considerati...on, " Washington closed as follows : — " I feel more real distress on account of the present appear- ance of things than I have done at any one time since the com- mencement of the dispute. Providence has heretofore taken us up when all other means and hopes seemed to be departing from us. In this will I confide. " To Joseph Reed, President of Congress, referring to the con- dition of the currency and the smallness of the army, Wash- ington, in July, 1779, wrote, "And yet, Providence having so often taken us up when bereft of every other hope, I trust we shall not fail even in this.
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" In December, 1778, Washington was in Philadelphia, at the request of Congress, for a personal conference respecting the next campaign. From that city he wrote to Benjamin Harrison, of Virginia, and, after giving a gloomy picture of the times and the financial condition of the country, and the "idleness, dissipation, extravagance, speculation, peculation, and insatiable thirst for riches, and the party disputes and personal quarrels, which seem to have got the better of every other considerati...on, " Washington closed as follows : — " I feel more real distress on account of the present appear- ance of things than I have done at any one time since the com- mencement of the dispute. Providence has heretofore taken us up when all other means and hopes seemed to be departing from us. In this will I confide. " To Joseph Reed, President of Congress, referring to the con- dition of the currency and the smallness of the army, Wash- ington, in July, 1779, wrote, "And yet, Providence having so often taken us up when bereft of every other hope, I trust we shall not fail even in this.
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