Sir Archibald Campbell of Inverneill Sometime Prisoner of War in the Jail At Co
Sir Archibald Campbell of Inverneill Sometime Prisoner of War in the Jail At Co
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Here retaliation seems to have been prematurely begun ; or, to speak with more propriety, severities have been and are exercised towards Colonel Campbell not justified by any that General Lee has yet received . . . The mischiefs which may and must inevitably flow from the execution of the resolves appear to be endless and innumerable . . . Persuading myself that Congress will indulge the liberty I have taken upon the occasion, I have only to wish for the result of their deliberations after they... have recon- sidered the resolves, and to assure them that I have the honor to be &c.
Unwilling to let his appeal rest on this letter alone, Washington wrote an earnest letter the SIR ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL.
39 next day to Robert Morris, begging him to use his influence with Congress to annul the resolves. " Indeed, sir, " he writes, " your observations on the want of many capital characters in that senate Congress are but too just. " ' He says that the resolves were "entered into without due attention to consequences, " and were "fraught with every evil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here retaliation seems to have been prematurely begun ; or, to speak with more propriety, severities have been and are exercised towards Colonel Campbell not justified by any that General Lee has yet received . . . The mischiefs which may and must inevitably flow from the execution of the resolves appear to be endless and innumerable . . . Persuading myself that Congress will indulge the liberty I have taken upon the occasion, I have only to wish for the result of their deliberations after they... have recon- sidered the resolves, and to assure them that I have the honor to be &c.
Unwilling to let his appeal rest on this letter alone, Washington wrote an earnest letter the SIR ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL.
39 next day to Robert Morris, begging him to use his influence with Congress to annul the resolves. " Indeed, sir, " he writes, " your observations on the want of many capital characters in that senate Congress are but too just. " ' He says that the resolves were "entered into without due attention to consequences, " and were "fraught with every evil.
What to read after Sir Archibald Campbell of Inverneill Sometime Prisoner of War in the Jail At Co?
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