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Henry Brockholst Livingston to John Jay, 17 July 1777
Fort Edward July 17 th : [17]77 Dear Sir, Inclose You two Letters which I must trouble You to forward– 1 It gives me pain that Necessity has ^ so…
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Philip Schuyler to John Jay, 14 July 1777
Fort Edward July 14 th 1777 Dear Sir I am much obliged by your two favors of the and 11 th Instant, 1 I am happy that the Council of…
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Alexander Hamilton to John Jay, July 13, 1777
Head Quarters Pompton Plains [New Jersey] July 13th. 1777 D Sir, I received your favour and one from Mr. Morris 1 last night by express. The stroke at Ticonderoga is…
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Richard Morris to John Jay, 12 July 1777
Claverack, July 12 th 1777 Good Sir Three days ago going through the constitution and makeing Marginal notes for my own convenience I was greatly Surprized when I came to…
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John Jay to Philip Schuyler, 11 July 1777
Kingston 11 July 1777 Sir The Council have directed me to transmit to you by Express the enclosed Extracts of a Letter from General Schuyler. 2 They think it of…
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Philip Schuyler to John Jay, 30 June 1777
Albany June 30 th 1777 Dear Sir Your favor of the 20 th Instant I recieved on the 26 th . and I have not been Able to Snatch a…
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Francis Lewis to John Jay, 23 June 1777
Baltimore, June 23, 1777. Dear Sir I have been favoured with your letter of the 1 st inst. and am happy to learn that you have received my trunk in…
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John Jay to Philip Schuyler, 20 June 1777
Esopos 20 June 1777 Dear Sir It would have given me Pleasure to have ^ sooner ^ acknowledged the Rec t of your Letters of the 10 & 14 Ins…
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John Jay to John Ten Broeck, 6 June 1777
Kingston, 6 th June 1777 Dear Sir: Having understood that I was named as one of the candidates for the office of Governor, by some of my friends in Albany;…
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John Jay to Sarah Livingston Jay, 6 June 1777
[Kingston, 6 th June 1777] My Dear Sally. I was extremely happy to be informed by Mr. Morris– letter that you arrived safely at Troy. The length of the journey…