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562. ARMY OFFICERS, Undesirable French.—
I would not advise that the French
gentlemen should come here. [Philadelphia.]
We have so many of that country, and have
been so much imposed on that the Congress
begins to be sore on that head. * * * If
you approve of the Chevalier de St. Aubin, why
not appoint him yourselves, as your troops of
horse are colonial, not continental?—
To John Page.
Ford ed., ii, 70.
(Pa.,
1776)
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