Francis Parkmans Works volume 8
Francis Parkmans Works volume 8
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^ The governor laid the news of the disaster before his Council, telling them at the same time that his oppo- nents in the Assembly would not believe it, and had insulted him in the street for giving it currency. ' 1 Colonial Recorda of Pa. , vi. 481. ^ Atitobiofjraphif of Franklin. ' Colonial Records of Pa. , vi. 480. 1755. ] ORME AND WASHINGTON. 237 Dinwiddie remained tranquil at Williamsburg, sure that all would go well. The brief note of Innes, forwarded by Lord Fairfax, first disturbed his... dream of triumph; but on second thought he took comfort. " I am willing to think that account was from a deserter who, in a great panic, represented what his fears suggested. I wait with impatience for another express from Fort Cumberland, which I expect will greatly contradict the former. " The news got abroad, and the slaves showed signs of excitement. "The villany of the negroes on any emergency is what I always feared, " continues the governor. " An example of one or two at first may prevent these creatures entering into combinations and wicked designs.
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^ The governor laid the news of the disaster before his Council, telling them at the same time that his oppo- nents in the Assembly would not believe it, and had insulted him in the street for giving it currency. ' 1 Colonial Recorda of Pa. , vi. 481. ^ Atitobiofjraphif of Franklin. ' Colonial Records of Pa. , vi. 480. 1755. ] ORME AND WASHINGTON. 237 Dinwiddie remained tranquil at Williamsburg, sure that all would go well. The brief note of Innes, forwarded by Lord Fairfax, first disturbed his... dream of triumph; but on second thought he took comfort. " I am willing to think that account was from a deserter who, in a great panic, represented what his fears suggested. I wait with impatience for another express from Fort Cumberland, which I expect will greatly contradict the former. " The news got abroad, and the slaves showed signs of excitement. "The villany of the negroes on any emergency is what I always feared, " continues the governor. " An example of one or two at first may prevent these creatures entering into combinations and wicked designs.
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