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Date Posted: 13:29:39 05/18/06 Thu
Author: bernadine Fawcett
Subject: Re: Revolutionary war correspondence unearthed
In reply to: Bernadine Fawcett 's message, "Revolutionary war correspondence unearthed" on 13:28:36 05/18/06 Thu

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>Title: MISSING LINKS TO THE CULPER SPY RING?
>Author: Bernadine Fawcett
>Publisher: Infinity Press, 2006
>Publishers address: 1094 New DeHaven Street, Suite
>100, West Conshohocken, PA 19428-2713
>publisher phone number: 1-610-941-999, e-mail address:
>BuyBooksOnTheWeb, 1--877-BUY BOOK,
>website:www.buybooksontheweb.com
>ISBN: 0-7414-2159-3, price: US $22.95, page count: 342
>pages.
>
>Contact: Bernadine Fawcett, 86 Log Road Patchogue,
>N,Y. 11772, 631-289-0735,
>bernfawcett@optonline.net,www.fawcettcounseling.com
>
>
>Blurb:
>Author,Bernadine Fawcett lets the inherited
>Revolutionary War letters tell their own story.
>Time Travel via 1777 -1778 family correspondence based
>on a cousin in-law relation of AAron Burr, Rev. A.
>Eliot, with letters to his father Rev. Eliot Sr. about
>women, children, slaves, epidemics, & pertinent events
>of the Revolutionary War; recopied, in the 1800�s and
>then again by another family member (author), so that
>today�s public may experience history as it developed.
> Some original letters are still intact.
>If you wish further information, the quotes below
>speak for themselves.
>
>Family Correspondence Quotes (unedited from
>originals):
>
>War Comments:
> �Gen. Washington has positive Orders to hang men,
>woman or child who attempts to carry the least
>quantity of provisions into them.�
>�The Cabal.... Their scheme to get of the Army. �
>�The Army...incensed... Many.. will shoot the man who
>... appear to take Gen. Washington�s place.�
>�The truth is People are in some measure tired of the
>War... They want to Love peace and expect... that Gen.
>Washington ... adjust the affairs of the mightily
>republic over a good warm fire and a pipe of Tobacco.�
>Slavery Injustice Comments:
>�You have need of... your prayers every day �give our
>Senators wisdom�. ..of freeing Negro's when they have
>such a Business on hand-such a War to Conduct. I mourn
>your moral state...Our assembly went some time ago on
>a plan for enlisting the Negro men into the army &
>when their time was out, to let them go free. The
>Congress heard of it & the New England Delegates were
>informed by the Gentleman from the South ward, that if
>that was their scheme, they should retire from
>Congress & leave them to the consequences, securing
>themselves, on the best terms they could-which put an
>entire stop to our plan.�
>Women�s Place Comments:
>�I expect these girls will go through Count
>D�Estaing's Fleet before they are done. Let them stay
>at home and prepare to qualify themselves for good
>wives...The reason that they are not courted is, that
>they are dancing perpetually about the town. �
> Disciplining Children-Comments:
>�She {infant- 2 years of age.} climbs the highest
>wood piles-runs away to a great distance, is often
>whipt and tied to the chair as her Uncle Josiah and
>Hugar Woddlelling used to be�
>Epidemics-Comments:�The Small Pox ..lost... Mr.
>Jonathan Silliman... � �Mrs. Ross of Pequanock ...
>death... distemper.... measles... prevail ...�

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