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Alexander Hamilton to John Jay, January 4, 1776
[New York, January 4, 1776] 1 Dear Sir The inclosed was intended by the last post, but I was disappointed in sending it. You will find by the papers, that…
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James Lovell to John Jay, 20 February 1781
Feb. 20 1781 Philad a . Sir, The President sends you Instructions passed in Congress the 15 th . 1 Personally I am mortified that no Letters from you since…
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President of Congress (Samuel Huntington) to John Jay, 15 February 1781
[Philadelphia] February 15. 1781 Sir, Congress having since their Instructions to you of the 29 th of September 1779 and the 4 th of October 1780, 1 relative to the…
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Benjamin Franklin to John Jay, 27 January 1781
Passy. Jan y . 27, 1781 Dear Sir, I believe my last to you was of the 2 d October. 1 I was soon after laid up with a long…
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Gouverneur Morris to John Jay, 2 January 1781
Phila a 2 Jan y : 1781. 1 Dear Jay. A Packet offers for France and I seize the Opportunity to present you the Wishes usual on ^ at ^…
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President of Congress (Samuel Huntington) to John Jay, 18 December 1780
Philadelphia December 18. 1780 Sir, Since writing my Letter of the 6 th of October last 1 (a Copy of which is enclosed) I have been honored with yours of…
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Vergennes to John Jay, 27 November 1780
à Versailles le 27. Novembre 1780. J–ai reçu exactement, Monsieur, la lettre que voux m–avez fait l–honneur de m–écrire le 22. 7bre dernier. Vous avez trop de preuves, Monsieur, de…
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Silas Deane to John Jay, 16 November 1780
Passy, Nov. 16 th , 1780. Dear Sir, I received your favors of the 26 th Ult o . & the 1 st Inst. this Day. I had begun to…
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Ferdinand Grand to John Jay, 21 October 1780
[Paris Oct 21 st . 1780] Sir Had the Letters you honoured me with in August last required immediate reply, I should have been as punctual in answering them as…
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President of Congress (Samuel Huntington): Instructions to John Jay to John Jay, 17 October 1780
Philadelphia Oct. 17. 1780. Sir, Congress having in their Instructions of the 4 th . Inst. 2 directed you to adhere strictly to their former Instructions relating to the boundaries…