Correspondence Between the Late Commodore Stephen Decatur And Commodore James B
Correspondence Between the Late Commodore Stephen Decatur And Commodore James B
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Tazewell, who I have just left. He will, with great pleasure, he says, attend to your wishes.
Receive the best wishes of your friend.
W. CARTER, Commodore Decatur.
No. 7.
Wa SHINGTON, JS*ovemberf 1 8 1 9* Sir : Since my communication to you of the Slst ult. I have been informed by a gentleman entitled to the fullest credit, that you were not afloat till after the peace; consequently, the report which I noticed of your having sailed under British license must be unfounded. I am, sir, your obedie...nt servant, STEPHEN DECATUR.
Com. Jas. BARROjf.
No. 8.
Hampton, JVov, 20, 1819.
Sir : Unavoidable interruption has prevented my answering your two last communications as early as it was my wish to have done, but in a few days you shall have my reply.
I am, sir, your obedient servant, TAS. BARRON, Com. Stephen Decatur.
14 No. 9.
Hampton, 30ih J^ov. 1819.
SiK: I (lid not receive, until Tuesday, the 9th inst. Your very Icn. Qthy, elaboi-ate, and historical reply, without date, to my letter to you of the 2Sd ultimo; which, from its nature and ohject, did not, I conceive, rcqiiiie that you siiould liave entered so mucli into detail, in defence of the hostile and unmanly course you have pursued to- wards me, since the ** affair of the Chesapeake, " as you term it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tazewell, who I have just left. He will, with great pleasure, he says, attend to your wishes.
Receive the best wishes of your friend.
W. CARTER, Commodore Decatur.
No. 7.
Wa SHINGTON, JS*ovemberf 1 8 1 9* Sir : Since my communication to you of the Slst ult. I have been informed by a gentleman entitled to the fullest credit, that you were not afloat till after the peace; consequently, the report which I noticed of your having sailed under British license must be unfounded. I am, sir, your obedie...nt servant, STEPHEN DECATUR.
Com. Jas. BARROjf.
No. 8.
Hampton, JVov, 20, 1819.
Sir : Unavoidable interruption has prevented my answering your two last communications as early as it was my wish to have done, but in a few days you shall have my reply.
I am, sir, your obedient servant, TAS. BARRON, Com. Stephen Decatur.
14 No. 9.
Hampton, 30ih J^ov. 1819.
SiK: I (lid not receive, until Tuesday, the 9th inst. Your very Icn. Qthy, elaboi-ate, and historical reply, without date, to my letter to you of the 2Sd ultimo; which, from its nature and ohject, did not, I conceive, rcqiiiie that you siiould liave entered so mucli into detail, in defence of the hostile and unmanly course you have pursued to- wards me, since the ** affair of the Chesapeake, " as you term it.
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