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... , and he fondly be- lieved that he was about to renew the habits which he had abandoned for eight weary years . Four days after his return he wrote to Governor Clin- VOL . II . ton : " The scene is at last closed . WORKING FOR UNION.
... , and he fondly be- lieved that he was about to renew the habits which he had abandoned for eight weary years . Four days after his return he wrote to Governor Clin- VOL . II . ton : " The scene is at last closed . WORKING FOR UNION.
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... wrote to Hopkinson in 1785. " I am so hackneyed to the touches of painters ' pencils that I am now alto- gether at their beck , and sit ' like patience on a monument , ' whilst they are delineating the lines of my face . It is a proof ...
... wrote to Hopkinson in 1785. " I am so hackneyed to the touches of painters ' pencils that I am now alto- gether at their beck , and sit ' like patience on a monument , ' whilst they are delineating the lines of my face . It is a proof ...
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... show our evidence at least . Here is what he wrote to his friend Humphreys a year after his scheme was afoot : " My attention is more immediately engaged in a project which I think big with great political WORKING FOR UNION 13.
... show our evidence at least . Here is what he wrote to his friend Humphreys a year after his scheme was afoot : " My attention is more immediately engaged in a project which I think big with great political WORKING FOR UNION 13.
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... wrote to Lee in June , 1786 : " When- ever the new States ' become so populous , and so extended to the westward , as really to need it , there will be no power which can deprive them of the use of the Mississippi . " Again , a year ...
... wrote to Lee in June , 1786 : " When- ever the new States ' become so populous , and so extended to the westward , as really to need it , there will be no power which can deprive them of the use of the Mississippi . " Again , a year ...
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... wrote on March 4 , 1783 : " It is clearly my opinion , unless Congress have powers competent to all general purposes , that the dis- VOL . II . tresses we have encountered , the expense we have incurred WORKING FOR UNION 17.
... wrote on March 4 , 1783 : " It is clearly my opinion , unless Congress have powers competent to all general purposes , that the dis- VOL . II . tresses we have encountered , the expense we have incurred WORKING FOR UNION 17.
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