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Padre Island, Tex. (Texas, United States) (search for this): chapter 2
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Part 2.
Mexican War letters, 1845-1847
To Mrs. George G. Meade: Washington City, D. C., August 15, 1845.
I trust you have not placed any fond hopes on seeing me come back from this place.
I found on my arrival here this morning that there was nothing to be done but to proceed to the destination assigned me. Since leaving Philadelphia the news is more belligerent from Mexico, and though I have not the slightest fear of any hostilities on the part of the Mexicans, yet the existenceD. C., August 15, 1845.
I trust you have not placed any fond hopes on seeing me come back from this place.
I found on my arrival here this morning that there was nothing to be done but to proceed to the destination assigned me. Since leaving Philadelphia the news is more belligerent from Mexico, and though I have not the slightest fear of any hostilities on the part of the Mexicans, yet the existence of such reports renders it a point of honor for me to go. From all I can hear (for besides seeing many people who pretend to know, I have met one gentleman who resides at the very place I am going to,) all agree in pronouncing it as healthy a country as any in the world, and if I can only escape New Orleans, that there will be but little danger afterwards.
Of course I shall take every precaution at New Orleans, and leave the city as soon as I possibly can, and I really am in hopes that I shal
Havana (Cuba) (search for this): chapter 2
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Matamoras (Pennsylvania, United States) (search for this): chapter 2
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