Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 530
at TommyGiless little tavern, near Elkton, Maryland. Dur-ing the war. Tommy had frequently servedWashington as a confidential messenger, beingtrusted by his general to carry money from oneplace to another. After the war, he had settled down, with his buxom English wife, as an inn-keeper. Whenever… … WHENEVER HE PASSED, WASHINGTON ALWAYS STOPPED TOSHAKE HANDS WITH TIIEM. Having visited the New England States, thePresident decided upon making a tour of theSouthern States as well. When this was known,he received countless offers of hospitality frommany of the leading men of the South, all ofwhich…
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