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Excerpt from Memoir of the Life of Richard Henry Lee, Vol. 2 of 2: And His Correspondence With the Most Distinguished Men in America and Europe, Illustrative for Their Characters, and of the Events of the American Revolution
I did not mean by the words, to get rid of importunity, to cast the smallest re?ection; indeed the hurry with which I am obliged to write the few private letters I attempt, will not allow me to consider the force and tendency of my words; nor should I have been surprised, if the fact had really been so, if I am to judge of their, I mean foreigners' applications to Congress, by those to myself for it is not one, nor twen ty explanations, that will satisfy the cravings of these peo ple's demands.
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