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... DEAR SIR , Altho I never had the pleasure and the honour of so intimate an acquaintance with you as I wished , yet I have a long time been sufficiently acquainted with your character to have the utmost confidence in your patriotism and ...
... DEAR SIR , Altho I never had the pleasure and the honour of so intimate an acquaintance with you as I wished , yet I have a long time been sufficiently acquainted with your character to have the utmost confidence in your patriotism and ...
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... DEAR SIR , I must ask your pardon for having repeat- edly received your favors since I have been in the army without returning you an acknowledgement of them . From the opinion which I have long had of your abilities and patriotism I ...
... DEAR SIR , I must ask your pardon for having repeat- edly received your favors since I have been in the army without returning you an acknowledgement of them . From the opinion which I have long had of your abilities and patriotism I ...
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... dear Sir , permit me to express my- self a little freely on the subject of promotions ( not in the least calling in question the right or wisdom of the Hon Congress in regard to appointments ) . We are told that the officers of the army ...
... dear Sir , permit me to express my- self a little freely on the subject of promotions ( not in the least calling in question the right or wisdom of the Hon Congress in regard to appointments ) . We are told that the officers of the army ...
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... dear Sir , are the most delicate any that you will ever have occasion to make , and in all important manoeuvres we should well consider whether they tend to the gain or loss of ground , and govern ourselves accordingly . Among many men ...
... dear Sir , are the most delicate any that you will ever have occasion to make , and in all important manoeuvres we should well consider whether they tend to the gain or loss of ground , and govern ourselves accordingly . Among many men ...
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... DEAR GENERAL , -I am so unhappy as not to receive your letter until this moment , having been all this fore- noon with the engineers viewing the ground , and laying out the works , but upon sight of your letter I have ordered the ...
... DEAR GENERAL , -I am so unhappy as not to receive your letter until this moment , having been all this fore- noon with the engineers viewing the ground , and laying out the works , but upon sight of your letter I have ordered the ...
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