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Horatio Gates to John Jay, 15 March 1779
Boston March 15 th . 1779. Sir, Persuaded that your Excellency punctually attends to every Thing which may respect the Eastern Department, as you declared in the first Letter I…
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Alexander Hamilton to John Jay, March 14, 1779
[Middlebrook, New Jersey, March 14, 1779] Dear Sir, Col Laurens, who will have the honor of delivering you this letter, is on his way to South Carolina, on a project,…
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Philip Schuyler to John Jay, 5–8 March 1779
Albany March 5 th :[–8 th ] 1779. Sir As more than two Months are elapsed since my Resignation was laid before Congress I hope I shall not be deemed…
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Robert R. Livingston to John Jay, 4 March 1779
Poughkeepsie 4 th : March 1779 D r : John Your Letter & one I lately rec d . from Morris have given me pain. 1 They have represented me…
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George Washington to John Jay, March 1, 1779
Middlebrook [ New Jersey ] March 1, 1779 . Suggests that information from Europe be issued officially rather than circulated casually.
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Charles Lee to John Jay, 27 February 1779
Philadelphia Febry the 27 th 1779 Sir– The negative put by Congress on my request to avail myself of Capt Tolty–s friendship and Sir Henry Clintons kindness throws me into…
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Sarah Livingston Jay to John Jay, 18 February 1779
[Perspiney, Feb y . 18 th . 1779.–] I thank you my dear M r . Jay, for your kind letters of the 31 st . of Jan y .…
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William Bingham to John Jay, 17 February 1779
S t : Pierre, Martinique, Feb y 17 th , 1779. (Triplicate.) John Jay Esquire, Dear Sir, Above is Copy of my last Respects, since writing of which the Continental…
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John McKesson to John Jay, 8 February 1779
Poughkeepsie, Feb y 8 th . 1779. Sir I have the Pleasure to inform you that in pursuance of a Resolution of the Assembly on the second, and a concurrent…
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Robert Troup to John Jay, 7 February 1779
Middle Brook, February 7 th , 1779 My dear Sir, In the Conclusion of my last Letter 1 to you I intimated that I should wait for Intelligence from England…