[6] Not to use superlatives, it would seem that the American colonial governors and St. Clair might have presented to Braddock the difficulties of the Virginia route as compared with the Pennsylvania route early enough to have induced the latter to make Carlisle his base for the Ohio campaign; but there is no telling now where the blunder was first made; a writer in Gentleman’s Magazine affirmed that the expedition was “sent to Virginia instead of Pennsylvania , to their insuperable disadvantage, merely to answer the lucerative views of a friend of the ministry, to whose share the remit — from Braddock's Road and Three Relative Papers by Archer Butler Hulbert
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