Letter
Alexander Hamilton expresses deep affection and friendship toward John Laurens, acknowledging the emotional bond Laurens has forged despite Hamilton's usual caution in attachments. He updates Laurens on his receipt of letters and hopes for Laurens' success with the Assembly, while wishing the enemy will have left Georgia so Laurens can rejoin their shared cause. Hamilton urges Laurens to continue deserving the partiality he has inspired.
Letter
Alexander Hamilton informs John Laurens about Monroe's planned mission to the South, endorsing his character and urging Laurens to support Monroe's involvement in a proposed operation involving enslaved people. Hamilton also updates Laurens on military affairs, noting the upcoming Western expedition, slow preparations due to funding issues, and unconfirmed reports of British troop movements in Virginia.
Letter
Alexander Hamilton informs John Laurens of his imminent journey to Hartford for a meeting with French military leaders, expressing hope for French support in their cause. He urges Laurens to endure any disappointments without despair and encourages frequent correspondence. Hamilton also shares personal reflections on friendship, marriage, and his affection for Laurens.
Letter
Alexander Hamilton discusses military strategy and the need for coordinated action against British forces during the Revolutionary War. He urges John Laurens to support efforts in securing reinforcements and emphasizes the importance of timely communication and cooperation among Continental Army leaders.
Letter
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Letter
Passy, Nov. 8. 1781 Dear Sir, I received your very kind Letter written at Sea off the Coast of Spain. 1 I thank you for the friendly Hint contained in…