John Sevier Quotes

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I am in suspense as to the probable or improbability of being called into the Army, a station I would prefer to any other that of being in arms to defend an injured and grossly insulted country. John-SevierJohn Sevier
2
Should I be so happy as to merit your patronage, I flatter myself neither you nor my country, could have any occasion to regret. John-SevierJohn Sevier
3
The act directs the Executive to communicate to the President and request permission to open the Roads beyond the limits of our state. John-SevierJohn Sevier
4
The Indian Character; that no one can be more sensible to the good that must result from a strict observance of our promises to or treaties with them. John-SevierJohn Sevier

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