Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Laws of New Hampshire, Vol. 5: Including Public and Private Acts, Resolves, Votes, Etc.; First Constitutional Period, 1784-1792
General Sullivan was an able lawyer and a brilliant advocate, and a military commander of courage and sagacity in whose judgment and valor Washington placed great reliance. His memory is well worthy the memorial statue whose erection in the State House park has been ably advocated in the past. As a soldier he was the peer of Stark; as a statesman the worth colleague of Langdon and Weare.
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