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John Jay to John Adams, 17 July 1780
Madrid 17 July 1780 Dear Sir On the 4 June last I had the Pleasure of writing you a Letter acknowleging the Reciept of yours of the 15 May 1…
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John Jay to George Clinton, 14 July 1780
Madrid 14 July 1780 D r Sir My last Letter to you was dated the 20: th June– 1 I have written many & hope you have already rec d…
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John Jay to Floridablanca, 11 July 1780
[Madrid 11 July 1780] M r Jay presents his respectful Complements to his Excellency the Count D FloridaBlanca, and has the Honor of informing him that Don Carlos Maria Marraci…
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John Jay to the President of Congress (Samuel Huntington), 10 July 1780
Madrid 10 July 1780 Sir As a late and particular Letter from me to your Ex y is now on the way to America, and as I purpose to write…
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John Jay to William Carmichael, 29 June 1780
Madrid 29 June 1780 D r . Sir Perhaps an opp y may offer of send g you this before you leave aranjues. I wish it may. I assure you…
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John Jay to Floridablanca, 28 June 1780
Madrid 28 th June 1780 Sir I have the Honor of transmitting to your Excellency herewith enclosed a Copy of an Act of the State of Connecticut just come to…
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John Jay to William Carmichael, 27 June 1780
Madrid, 2 6 7 [June 1780] D r . Sir It is with great Reluctance that I can ^ ever ^ prevail upon myself to tell you that what ^…
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John Jay to Floridablanca, 22 June 1780
Madrid 22 d June 1780 Sir I have received the Note which your Excellency did me the honor to write on the 20 th Instant, and I take ^ the…
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John Jay to Floridablanca, 20 June 1780, enclosing the Humble Petition of Thomas Shuker Native of New Hampshire, 27 April 1780
[Madrid 20 th . June 1780] M r : Jay has the Honor of representing to his Excellency the Count D– Florida Blanca, that Thomas Shuker a Native of the…
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John Jay to Floridablanca, 19 June 1780
[Madrid 19 June 1780] M r . Jay presents his respectful Compliments to his Excellency the Count D–Florida Blanca, and takes the Liberty of enclosing a Copy of a Note…