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All the awkwardness of seeking a volunteer for an attempt, which every soldier was convinced was as good as asking a man to cast away his life to no purpose, naturally recommended Colonel Hamilton's offer; in any case, Washington allow'd himself to be persuaded, and the operation was carried out an hour later, in a deserted and fallow field some half a mile from the encampment.
Last bookmarked by fallfreely
21 May 2012
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Loving and hating Thomas Jefferson is easy, if you're a Hemings.
Last bookmarked by zeen
27 Apr 2012
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In which Washington and Hamilton are driven by necessity to seek shelter together.
Last bookmarked by vasever
6 Apr 2012
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Jefferson, Adams and Franklin come to a deeper understanding of their feelings for each other in the Marquis de Layfatte's bathroom.
Last bookmarked by Caia (Caius)
21 Feb 2011
Notes
Horrifying. And amazing. And apparently historically inaccurate in many ways, but I can't help but think that it communicates something really profound about our Founding Fathers. (Namely, that they were ugly. Especially Franklin.)
