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| − | + | of Divine Protection. At the same time, that the Treason is to be r[?]. The General cannot help congratulating the Army on the happy discovery Our Enemy despairing of carrying their point by force, are practicing every base art, to effect by Bribery and Corruption what they cannot Accomplish in a Manly Way. | |
| − | Great Honor is due to the American Army | + | Great Honor is due to the American Army. This is the first instance of Treason of the kind where many were to be expected from the nature of the dispute, and nothing is so bright an ornament in the character of the American Soldiers, as their having |
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of Divine Protection. At the same time, that the Treason is to be r[?]. The General cannot help congratulating the Army on the happy discovery Our Enemy despairing of carrying their point by force, are practicing every base art, to effect by Bribery and Corruption what they cannot Accomplish in a Manly Way.
Great Honor is due to the American Army. This is the first instance of Treason of the kind where many were to be expected from the nature of the dispute, and nothing is so bright an ornament in the character of the American Soldiers, as their having