 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs - 1972 - 104 páginas
...congressman, and John Barnes, Jefferson's banker, were present, Kosciuszko wrote on a piece of rag paper : "I beg Mr. Jefferson that in case I should be without...wish to change the Constitution for the worst, to iuslave them by degree afterwards, to have good and human heart sensible for the suffering of others.... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs - 1972 - 76 páginas
...Jefferson that in case I should be without will or testament he should bye out of my money so many Negros and free them. That the restante sums should be sufficient...afterwards, to have good and human heart sensible for the sufferings of others. Each must be married and have 100 ackres of land wyth instruments. Cattle for... | |
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Sum should be Sufficient to give them education and provide for their maintenance. That is to say each should know before, the duty of a Cytyzen in the free Government, that he must defend his Country against foreign as well... 