...zeal to advance their views has too clearly betrayed them, and made concealment on my part fruitless. I cannot precisely mark the extent of their views,...exalted on the ruin of my reputation and influence. This I am authorized to say from undeniable facts in my own possession, from publications the evident...

...zeal to advance their views has too clearly betrayed them, and made concealment on my part fruitless. I cannot precisely mark the extent of their views,...Gates was to be exalted on the ruin of my reputation avid influence. This I am authorized to say from unN deniable facts in my possession., from publications,...

...zeal to advance their views has too clearly betrayed them, and made concealment on my part fruitless. I cannot precisely mark the extent of their views, but it appeared m general, that General •Gates was to be exalted OB the ruin of my reputation and influence. This...

...zeal to advance their views has too clearly betrayed them, and made concealment on my part fruitless. I cannot precisely mark the extent of their views,...exalted on the ruin of my reputation and influence. This I am authorized to say from undeniable facts in my possession, from publications, the evident...

...zeal to advance their views has too clearly betrayed them, and made concealment on my part fruitless. I cannot precisely mark the extent of their views;...exalted on the ruin of my reputation and influence. This I am authorized to say from undeniable facts in my own possession—from publications, the evident...

...zeal to advance their views has too clearly betrayed them, and made concealment on my part fruitless. I cannot precisely mark the extent of their views,...exalted on the ruin of my reputation and influence. This I am authorized to say, from undeniable facts in my own possession, from publications, the evident...

...zeal to advance their views has too clearly betrayed them, and made concealment on my part fruitless. I cannot precisely mark the extent of their views;...exalted on the ruin of my reputation and influence. This I am authorized to say from undeniable facts in my own possession—from publications, the evident...

...Patrick Henry, probably gives us the generic character of this incident in his public career :— " I cannot precisely mark the extent of their views;...Conway, I know, was an active and malignant partisan." To attempt an abstract of the correspondence of Washington during the revolutionary war would be impossible,...

...instances he speaks of himself in a letter to Patrick Henery, in the year 1*778. " I cannot," he says, " precisely mark the extent of their views, but it appeared...Conway, I know, was an active and malignant partisan." And that the treatment is the same from the sovereign people in all ages, or, at least, from the days...

...zeal to advance their views has too clearly betrayed them, and made concealment on my part fruitless. I cannot precisely mark the extent of their views...exalted on the ruin of my reputation and influence. This I am authorized to say from undeniable facts in my own possession—from publications, the evident...