Letter
Alexander Hamilton to Catharine Livingston, April 11, 1777
Morris Town [New Jersey] April 11th. 1777 I take pleasure in transmitting you a letter, 2 committed to my care, by your Sister Miss Suky, 3 and in executing a…
Morris Town [New Jersey] April 11th. 1777 I take pleasure in transmitting you a letter, 2 committed to my care, by your Sister Miss Suky, 3 and in executing a…
Head Quarters Morris Town [New Jersey] May 1777 When I was almost out of patience and out of humour at your presumptuous delay, in not showing yourself duly sensible of…
Alexander Hamilton writes to Catharine Livingston and Miss Schuyler expressing regret that his poor driving skills prevent him from safely escorting them, despite his eagerness to do so. He humorously compares himself to Phaeton, willing to take risks if assured of success. Hamilton notes that Colonel Tilghman volunteers to accompany the ladies, ensuring they will have proper attendance.