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John Jay to Edmund Pendleton, 21 September 1779
Ph a . 21 Sept r . 1779 1 Dear Sir This morning I had Yesterday the Pleasure of rec g your Favor of the 8 th : Inst and…
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John Jay to Alexander Hamilton, 18 September 1779
Ph a 18 Sept r . 1779 Dear Sir Your favors of the 25, 26, & 30 July last ^ & 12 Inst ^ 1 have lain by me thus…
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John Jay to Frederick Jay, 16 September 1779
Philadelphia 16 September 1779 Dear Fady Your obliging Letter with the Parcel of Tobacco–which came with it arrived Yesterday– I am now to inform you that I have resigned the…
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John Jay to George Clinton, 16 September 1779
Philadelphia, 16 Sept r 1779 Dear Sir Your Favor by M r . Phelps has arrived– I approve much of your Resolutions respecting Vermont– It is a Pity they had…
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John Jay to George Clinton, 27 August 1779
Ph a . 27 Aug. 1779 Dear Sir If New York and New Hampshire by mutual Acts of their respective Legislatures will authorize Congress to settle the Line between them,…
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John Jay to George Washington, 25 August 1779
Philadelphia 25 Aug t . 1779 Dear Sir I have had the Pleasure of recieving your Favor of the 16 th . Instant. 1 Britain refused the Mediation of Spain…
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John Jay to George Clinton, 18 August 1779
Ph a . 18 th . Aug t 1779 Dear Sir I send you two Sets of the Journals of Congress–two acts of the Legislature of Virg a . one…
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John Jay to Jeremiah Wadsworth, 16 August 1779
Philadelphia 16 Aug t . 1779 Sir The Reasons which at present induce many good men to avoid holding Places in the Staff Departments, ought in my opinion to stimulate…
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John Jay to George Washington, 27 July 1779
Philadelphia 27 th July 1779– Sir The Success of the Enterprize against Stoney-Point was splendid & important– 1 It has added another Laurel to your wreath, and given a grateful…
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John Jay to George Clinton, 22 May 1779
Ph a May 22 1779 D r Sir I have now the Pleasure of enclosing you a Copy of certain Resolutions moved in Congress this Morning respecting the pretended State…