Washington and the American Republic, Vol. 3.

Chapter 298

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"Testimony" of the, i. 458; as a body friends of the king to the end of the war, i. 459, 460; harsh condemnation of the "Testimony" of, by Christopher Marshall (_note_), i. 459; the "Testimony" of, repudiated by a large number of--military company of, called _The Quaker Company_--aid and comfort given to the enemy by--records of meetings of, found to be treasonable, i. 460; names of, banished to Fredericksburg (_note_)--spies upon Washington in camp at Valley Forge--orders issued by Washington respecting, i. 461; Roberts and Carlisle, members of the sect of, hanged as spies--apology for the conduct of, i. 462; adverse to a day of fasting and prayer appointed by Congress (_note_),