To Washington and Hamilton, however, his conduct seemed like a cold and selfish desertion of his country at the moment of its utmost peril.
De Alexander: “To Washington and Hamilton, however, his conduct seemed like a cold and selfish desertion of his country at the moment…”
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This quote captures the sentiments of Washington and Hamilton regarding Clinton's actions during a critical period.
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