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HISTORICAL ILLUSTRATIONS. Henry St. John, gentleman, of "Flower of Hundreds," in the county of Prince George, Virginia | ||
500
XXX.
“Williamsburg,6th, April, 1776.
... “I conjure you as you value the liberties and rights of the
community of which you are a member, not to lose a moment, and
in my name, if my name is of consequence enough, to direct the commanding
officer of your troops at Annapolis, immediately to seize the
person of Governor Eden; the sin and blame be on my head. I will
answer for all to the Congress.... God Almighty give us wisdom
and vigor in this hour of trial.
“Dear sir,
“Yours, most affectionately,
“Yours, most affectionately,
“Charles Lee.” —Purviance's Narrative.
HISTORICAL ILLUSTRATIONS. Henry St. John, gentleman, of "Flower of Hundreds," in the county of Prince George, Virginia | ||