Alexander Hamilton to Robert R Livingston, June 28, 1777
Head Quarters Camp at Middle Brook [New Jersey] June 28 1777 Dear Sir. Yours of the 25th 2 came to hand last night. Since my last addressed to Mr. Morris,…
Robert Robert Livingston was an American lawyer, politician, and diplomat from New York, as well as a Founding Father of the United States. He was known as "The Chancellor" after the high New York state legal office he held for 25 years. He was a member of the Committee of Five that drafted the Declaration of Independence, along with Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, and Roger Sherman, but was recalled by the state of New York before he could sign the document. Livingston administered the oath of office to George Washington when he assumed the presidency April 30, 1789. Livingston was also elected as a member of the American Philosophical Society in 1801.
Head Quarters Camp at Middle Brook [New Jersey] June 28 1777 Dear Sir. Yours of the 25th 2 came to hand last night. Since my last addressed to Mr. Morris,…
Head Quarters Coryells 2 ferry [New Jersey] July 29th 1777 Dear Sir, I have the pleasure of your favour of the 25th. 3 I cannot be induced to think the…
Head Quarters Camp near German Town [Pennsylvania] 7 Augt 1777 Dear Sir I last Evening had the pleasure of your favour of the 2d. I am with you exceeding anxious…
Head Quarters Camp at Cross Roads [Pennsylvania] Aug. 18, 1777 My Dear Sir, I most sincerely and heartily sympathise with you in the distresses and dangers under which your state…
Passy, Jan. 28. 1782. Sir I received at the same time your several Letters of Oct. 20, 24 & Novr 26. which I purpose to answer fully by the return…
Amsterdam Feby. 14th 1782 Dear Sir Yesterday the Duplicate of your Letter of the 23d. of October was brought to me, the Original not yet arrived. It is with great…
Amsterdam Feby. 19th 1782 Sir On the 14th. instant I had the honor to acknowledge the Receipt of your Duplicate of the 23d. of October. To day Major Porter brought…
Amsterdam Feby. 27th 1782 Sir Friesland has at last taken the Provincial Resolution to acknowledge the Independence, of which United America is in full Possession. 1 It is thought that…
Passy, Mar 4th 1782. Sir, Since I wrote the two short Letters of which I herewith send you Copies, I have been honoured with yours No. 5 dated the 16th…
Passy, Mar. 9. 1782 Sir I have just received the honour of yours dated Jan 7. Your Communication of the Sentiments of Congress with Regard to many Points that may…
Passy Apl. 12. 1782. Sir, Being at Court on Tuesday, I learnt from the Dutch Minister, 2 that the new English Ministry have offer’d thro’ the Ministers of Russia, a…
Hague 24th. April 1782 2 Sir On the 24th. day of April I had the Honor to be introduced to the Princess, from whom I met a very gracious Reception.…
The Hague June 15. 1782 Sir This Morning, I made a Visit to the Grand Pensionary Mr Van Bleiswick, and had a long Conference with him concerning the Plan of…
Passy, June 25. 1782. Sir, I have received your respected Letters of Jany 26 & Feby 13th. 7 The first was accompanied with the form of a Convention for the…
Passy June 29. 1782. Sir, In mine of the 25th. Inst. I omitted mentioning, that, at the repeated earnest Instances of Mr Lawrens, who had given such Expectations to the…
The Hague July 5. 1782 Sir I have the honour to inclose Copies in Dutch and English of the Negotiation, which I have entered into, for a Loan of Money.…
Passy, July 15. 1782. Sir, I have just received your No 11. dated the 22d. of May. This Line serves chiefly to recommend to your Civilities two of my English…
Hague Augst: 18th. 1782 Sir I have the honor to inclose, for the information of Congress a Copy of Mr: Fitzherbert’s Commission. 1 Georgious tertius, Dei gratiâ, magnae Britanniae, Franciae,…
The Hague. Sepr. 7th 1782 Sir In answer to your letters demanding my Accots. 1 I have the honor to enclose the three Numbers: 1. 2. 3. No. 1 is…
The Hague. Sepr. 23d: 1782 Sir As this is a moment of great Expectation, News, of the greatest Importance from the East-Indies, from the West-Indies and North-America fm. Gibralter, from…
The Hage 5. October 1782 1 Sir On the third day of this Month, about ten O Clock a Solemn Deputation, in three Coaches preceeded by twelve Messengers of State,…
The Hague. October 8th. 1782 1 Sir At 12. oClock today I proceeded, according to appointment, to the State-House, where I was received, with the usual formalities, at the head…
Paris October 31 1782. Sir Having executed the Treaty of Commerce, at the Hague and dispatched four Copies of it, by four different Vessells bound to America from the Texel,…
Passy, Nov. 7. 1782 Sir The Baron de Kermelin, 3 a Swedish Gentleman of Distinction, recommended strongly to me by his Excellency the Ambassador of that Nation to this Court…