History of Greene County, Pennsylvania,
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The committee of the insurgents held a meeting on the 2d of October at Parkinson's Ferry, when, learning that a well organized army with Washington at its head was on the march to enforce obedience, they delegated two of their numlier, William Findley and David Koddick, to meet the President and assure him of their readiness to submit. They were received at Carlisle; but Washington said that as the troops had been called out, he should not countermand the order to march. Proceeding forward, the... President reached Cham- bersburg on the 11th, Williamsport on the 13th,, and Fort Cumber- land on the 14th, where he reviewed the Maryland and Virginia troops. This was old tramping ground for Washington, and must have revived many early recollections. He was now near the end of his life, dying five years thereafter. On the 19th the President reached Bedford, where he , became satisfied that the temper of the people had changed, and that they were now willing to obey the laws; and after tarrying a few days, determined to return to Phila- delphia, where he arrived on the 28th, leaving Gen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The committee of the insurgents held a meeting on the 2d of October at Parkinson's Ferry, when, learning that a well organized army with Washington at its head was on the march to enforce obedience, they delegated two of their numlier, William Findley and David Koddick, to meet the President and assure him of their readiness to submit. They were received at Carlisle; but Washington said that as the troops had been called out, he should not countermand the order to march. Proceeding forward, the... President reached Cham- bersburg on the 11th, Williamsport on the 13th,, and Fort Cumber- land on the 14th, where he reviewed the Maryland and Virginia troops. This was old tramping ground for Washington, and must have revived many early recollections. He was now near the end of his life, dying five years thereafter. On the 19th the President reached Bedford, where he , became satisfied that the temper of the people had changed, and that they were now willing to obey the laws; and after tarrying a few days, determined to return to Phila- delphia, where he arrived on the 28th, leaving Gen.
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