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George Washington to William Shirley, 4 April 1756 [letter not found]
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Peter Hog to George Washington, 3 April 1756
Fort Dinwiddie 3d April 1756 Sir Inclosed is the Return for this Month of my Company. 1 I arrived here this Evening with the Greatest part of the Men I…
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John Robinson to George Washington, 31 March–2 April 1756
[c.31 March–2 April 1756] Dear Sir I am under some difficulty in giveing my Advice in your present situation, as I think your presence may be necessary in both Places,…
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Adam Stephen to George Washington, 30 March 1756
Fort Cumberland [Md.] March 30th 1756. Sir, The inclos–d is a Rough, but Exact Copy of Mr Boyd–s Accounts. 1 The First Contains the Disbursements from The 1st of Septr…
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Adam Stephen to George Washington, 29 March 1756
Fort Cumberland [Md.] March 29th 1756 Sir, Inclosd you have the montly Return–George Hedgeman resigned last month. 1 Captain Gist is the only Officer who, as [I] hear, has had…
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George Washington to Adam Stephen, 25 March 1756 [letter not found]
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William Shirley to George Washington, 5 March 1756
Boston March 5th 1756 Governor Dinwiddie at the Instance of Colonel Washington having referred to me concerning the right of Command, between him and Capt. Dagworthy, and desiring that I…
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Joseph Chew to George Washington, 4 March 1756
New London [Conn.] March 4th 1756 Dear Sir I find by the Papers that you Arrived in Boston the Fryday after we Parted, and I hope had an agreable journey…
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Robert Orme to George Washington, 2 March 1756
March the 2d 1756 Dr George I writ to you 1 the very day I sailed from America to convince you I left the Continent with all those Sentiments of…
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Landon Carter to George Washington, 26 February 1756
Feby 26. 1756 Sir The Bearer Mr John Lawson having heard of nothing to discourage his Military inclination now comes to put himself in the Situation of a Cadet he…