.... " By habit rooted, lords it o'er the soul, 1. 4. Last dear record.—" I have a mother, and three sisters, to whom the value of my commission would...is' needless to be more explicit on this subject, I know your Excellency's goodness." See major Andre's last letter to General Clinton, published io the...

...welfare, which a faithful, affectionate, and respectful attendant can frame. 1 have a mother and three sisters, to whom the value of my commission would...Washington, and from every person under whose charge 1 happen to be placed. I have the honour to be, with the most respectful attachment, your Excellency's...

...faithful, affectionate, and respectful attendant can frame. 1 have a mother and three sis$79 882 ters, to whom the value of my commission would be an object,...the greatest attention from his Excellency General Washidgton, and from every person under whose charge 1 happen to be placed. I have the honour to be,...

...welfare, which a faithful, affectionate, and respectful attendant can frame. "I have a mother and three sisters, to whom the value of my commission would...Washington, and from every person under whose charge 1 happen to be placed. I have the honour to be, with the most respectful attachment, your Excellency's...

...earnest wishes for your welfare, which a faithful, affectionate, and respectful attendant can frame. " 1 have a mother and two sisters, to whom the value of...goodness. " I receive the greatest attention from his Ex cellency General Washington, and from every per son under whose charge 1 happen to be placed. I...

...duty required of him by his general. In that letter he implied a presentiment of his fate, and said, " essed more to the feelings and passions than to the reason and effected their income."' There could be no question among military men as to the equity of Andre's...

...welfare, which a faithful, affectionate, and respectful attendant can frame. I have a mother and three sisters, to whom the value of my commission would...their income. It is needless to be more explicit on thii subject ; I am persuaded of your excellency's goodness. I receive the greatest attention from...

...explicit on this subject; I am persuaded of your Excellency's goodness." * He concluded by saying, " I receive the greatest attention from his Excellency,...person under whose charge I happen to be placed." This letter accompanied one from "Washington to Sir * The commission was sold by Sir Henry Clinton,...

...condition permitted. He wrote to Sir Henry Clinton, Sept. 29, 1780, three days before his execution — " I receive the greatest attention from his excellency,...person, under whose charge I happen to be placed." Captain Hale, like Major Andre, was young, brave, amiable, and accomplished. He entered upon the same...

...condition permitted. He wrote to Sir Henry Clinton, Sept. 29, 1780, three days before his execution — " I receive the greatest attention from his excellency,...person, under whose charge I happen to be placed." Captain Hale, like Major Andre, was young, brave, amiable, and accomplished. He entered upon the same...