Letters of Members of the Continental Congress, Tema 299,Volumen2Carnegie Institution of Washington, 1923 |
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Letters of Members of the Continental Congress, Tema 299,Volumen2 Edmund Cody Burnett Vista completa - 1923 |
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Página 198 - Happy it is for this country, that the General of their forces can safely be entrusted with the most unlimited power, and neither personal security, liberty, nor property, be in the least degree endangered thereby.
Página 2 - You will judge whether it is the better or worse for the critics. I shall return to Virginia after the nth of August. I wish my successor may be certain to come before that time; in that case I shall hope to see you, and not Wythe, in Convention, that the business of Government, which is of everlasting concern, may receive your aid.
Página 50 - Jefferson proposed the children of Israel in the wilderness, led by a cloud by day and a pillar of fire by night; and on the other side, Hengist and Horsa, the Saxon chiefs from whom we claim the honor of being descended, and whose political principles and form of government we have assumed.
Página 50 - I waited on him yesterday, and saw his sketches. For the medal he proposes, Liberty, with her spear and pileus, leaning on General Washington. The British fleet in Boston harbor with all their sterns towards the town, the American troops marching in.
Página 345 - It stood originally the third article; and expressed only a reservation of the power of regulating the internal police, and consequently resigned every other power. It appeared to me that this was not what the States expected, and, I thought; it left it in the power of the future Congress or General Council to explain away every right belonging to the States and to make their own power as unlimited as they please.
Página 183 - Another resolve inclosed will show you that Congress approve of armed vessels being fitted out by you on continental account, provided the court of France dislike not the measure, and blank commissions for this purpose will be sent you by the next opportunity. Private ships of war, or privateers, can not be admitted where you are, because the securities necessary in such cases to prevent irregular practices can not be given by the owners and commanders of such privateers.
Página 528 - General Conway will not miss their aim, if he should be appointed Adjutant-General, unless he has the rank of Major-General also. My reason for thinking so is, that I have been informed General Conway desires to retire to his family, provided he can carry from this country home with him a rank that will raise him in France...
Página 451 - France and em lark for St. Domingo from Dunkirk, and by altering their route land in the American States. The same has been proposed from Switzerland, to which I could give no encouragement, but submit it to your consideration in Congress whether, if you can establish a credit, as I have before hinted, it would not be well to purchase at Leghorn five or six stout frigates, which might at once transport some companies of Swiss and a quantity of stores, and the whole be defended by the Swiss soldiers...
Página 2 - Connection between Great Britain and the American Colonies, and to declare them free and independent States, as you will perceive by the enclosed Declaration, which I am directed to transmit to you, and to request you will have it proclaimed in your Colony, in the way you shall think most proper.
Página 528 - The business of a Board of War is so extensive, so important, and demanding such constant attention, that Congress see clearly the necessity of constituting a new board, out of Congress, whose time shall be entirely devoted to that essential department.