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Interesting article in todays paper.
After George W. getting a Maritime welcome last fall in Halifax, letters
have been found written by George Washington showing dismay at the way
loyalists treated here.
see http://www.herald.ns.ca/stories/2005.../f265.raw.html


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Interesting article in todays paper.
After George W. getting a Maritime welcome last fall in Halifax, letters
have been found written by George Washington showing dismay at the way
loyalists treated here.
see http://www.herald.ns.ca/stories/2005.../f265.raw.html


From your link
"A letter by George Washington portraying Halifax as a fate worse than
death......"

True in 1776. True now.


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From your link
"A letter by George Washington portraying Halifax as a fate worse than
death......"

True in 1776. True now.


I knew you'd enjoy that link. We've come a long way since then.


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"A letter by George Washington portraying Halifax as a fate worse than
death... "

Haven't I been saying that?


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"A letter by George Washington portraying Halifax as a fate worse than
death... "

Haven't I been saying that?



We just couldn't keep the snobby Bostonians in the style they had become
accustomed to! Halifax was a garrison town/naval port....no place for lace
hankies.




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"A letter by George Washington portraying Halifax as a fate worse than
death... "

Haven't I been saying that?



We just couldn't keep the snobby Bostonians in the style they had become
accustomed to! Halifax was a garrison town/naval port....no place for lace
hankies.



Maybe you can also post a link to an article Washington wrote about how ugly
the women were and how stupid the men were in Hellifux. We know those
things to be true today.


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Maybe you can also post a link to an article Washington wrote about how

ugly
the women were and how stupid the men were in Hellifux. We know those
things to be true today.


I thought you weren't going to insult me anymore. You have trouble keeping
your word? Is this a common trait in Cleveland?


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Maybe you can also post a link to an article Washington wrote about how

ugly
the women were and how stupid the men were in Hellifux. We know those
things to be true today.


I thought you weren't going to insult me anymore. You have trouble
keeping
your word? Is this a common trait in Cleveland?



First of all I did not insult you.

Secondly I guess you forgot.....I offered a truce, which you promptly
rejected.

Understand or should I explain it to you again?


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"NOYB" wrote in message
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"A letter by George Washington portraying Halifax as a fate worse than
death... "

Haven't I been saying that?



We just couldn't keep the snobby Bostonians in the style they had become
accustomed to! Halifax was a garrison town/naval port....no place for lace
hankies.


Washington was a gentlemen farmer from Virginia, he wasn't of the Boston
Snop Corps.


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"Don White" wrote in message
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"NOYB" wrote in message
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"A letter by George Washington portraying Halifax as a fate worse than
death... "

Haven't I been saying that?



We just couldn't keep the snobby Bostonians in the style they had become
accustomed to! Halifax was a garrison town/naval port....no place for
lace
hankies.


Washington was a gentlemen farmer from Virginia, he wasn't of the Boston
Snop Corps.


I would guess that even a pig farmer from the US would have found Halifax to
be as G. Washington described.

I doubt that much has changed....evidence: Don White




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