Quote#Friendship
I well recolect you among others of the unfortunate — am sorry to…
Quote byDaniel Morgan · 1736–1802
Commonly attributed — not confirmed in an authoritative edition. Cited on Wikiquote to: Letter to a Quaker (1798).
English (original)
I well recolect you among others of the unfortunate — am sorry to observe that such misfortunes Generally take place on revolutions, and often very unjustly.
— Daniel Morgan
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