A Reply to the Strictures of Lord Mahon and Others on the Mode of Editing the Writings of Washington.

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Strictures on the method pursued by the editor of 'Washington's writings', in preparing that work for the press, first appeared in the New York Evening Post. Hence the following remarks, intended as a reply, were directed in the form of letters to the ed
Cambridge: J. Bartlett, 1852. 35 p.; 24 cm.