Diary of Washington From the First Day of October 1789 to the Tenth Day of Ma
Diary of Washington From the First Day of October 1789 to the Tenth Day of Ma
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This is all they ask. That they deny in positive terms what the officers on the north-west side of the river assert, viz : — that hostili- ties are always commenced by the people of the Ken- 68 DIAEY OF tucky district. Expeditions have and will be carried on across the river in revenge for depredations of the Indians, until the Government takes up the matter ef- fectually. That Mr. Brown (to whom he has written) can inform in what light they are considered by the officers on the other side of t...he river. That the want of money, he knows, prevents the Govern- ment from doing many things which otherwise would be undertaken, but that need not stop the necessary steps — because, if sanctioned by it, they can raise any number of men and furnish any quantity of provisions that may be wanting, and will wait until their finances enable them to make satisfaction. That he fears the Government have taken up an idea that that country can be defended by a few posts along the river — if so, it is a most erroneous one, for an army would scarcely supply the chain that would be neces- sary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is all they ask. That they deny in positive terms what the officers on the north-west side of the river assert, viz : — that hostili- ties are always commenced by the people of the Ken- 68 DIAEY OF tucky district. Expeditions have and will be carried on across the river in revenge for depredations of the Indians, until the Government takes up the matter ef- fectually. That Mr. Brown (to whom he has written) can inform in what light they are considered by the officers on the other side of t...he river. That the want of money, he knows, prevents the Govern- ment from doing many things which otherwise would be undertaken, but that need not stop the necessary steps — because, if sanctioned by it, they can raise any number of men and furnish any quantity of provisions that may be wanting, and will wait until their finances enable them to make satisfaction. That he fears the Government have taken up an idea that that country can be defended by a few posts along the river — if so, it is a most erroneous one, for an army would scarcely supply the chain that would be neces- sary.
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