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Maryland (Maryland, United States) (search for this): article 31
[Communicated]to the patriot capitalists of Virginia and Maryland.
Your States have become the theatre of civil war, your forth and harbors are in the hands of the enemy, and there are none who know not that they must remain thus subject so long as the waters giving access from sea remain in their hands.
It is equally plain that while the Chesapeake is subject to the Federal Navy, your States must constitute the great battle field on which, in dissolution and blood this great strife is to be fought out. We may drive the foe in headlong flight, until his foot no longer pollutes our soil, but the wave of invasion will flow again, and while we bar the approach upon our Northern border, hosts will be thrown upon our Southern beach, and your base of operations, sapped and cut by columns marching from the strongholds, will compel your armies to fall back, and thus the tide of war will ebb and flow until exhaustion seizes one or both of the combatants.
It is palpable, then, that it is
Walter D. Blair (search for this): article 31