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George Washington to Anthony Wayne, October 2, 1778
Fishkill [ New York ] October 2, 1778 . Orders repair of road from Bulls Iron Works to Litchfield.
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George Washington to Charles Henri Hector, comte d’ Estaing, October 2, 1778
Fishkill [ New York ] October 2, 1778 . Sends news of enemy’s movements in New Jersey. Regrets that no reinforcements can be sent to Boston.
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George Washington to Horatio Gates, September 30, 1778
Fredericksburg [ New York ] September 30, 1778 . Sends news of enemy’s movements in New Jersey.
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George Washington to Louis-Pierre, marquis de Vienne, September 29, 1778
Fredericksburg [ New York ] September 29, 1778 . Reports that De Vienne’s request for a furlough has been sent to Continental Congress.
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George Washington to William Heath, September 29, 1778
Fredericksburg [ New York ] September 29, 1778 . Introduces Brigadier General Du Portail who is to examine the fortifications at Boston.
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George Washington to Baron De Kalb, September 27, 1778
Fredericksburg [ New York ] September 27, 1778 . Instructs De Kalb to send a brigade to Fishkill to replace a division that Major General Israel Putnam is sending to…
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George Washington to George Baylor, September 27, 1778
Fredericksburg [ New York ] September 27, 1778 . Instructs Baylor to join brigade that Major General Israel Putnam is sending to Clarkstown.
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George Washington to George Measam, September 24, 1778
Fredericksburg [ New York ] September 24, 1778 . Orders Measam to Hartford and Springfield to supervise repacking of clothing that is being forwarded from Boston.
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George Washington to Nathanael Greene, September 22, 1778
Fredericksburg [ New York ] September 22, 1778 . States that provisions for the French fleet have not arrived. Asks Greene to see “that every possible expedient may be embraced…
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George Washington to Charles Henri Hector, comte d’ Estaing, September 22, 1778
Fredericksburg [ New York ] September 22, 1778 . Reports that Major de Chouin will explain to D’Estaing the situation of both the enemy and the American army.