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George Washington to Horatio Gates, July 14, 1778
Paramus [ New Jersey ] July 14, 1778 . Informs Gates that Army is marching to Haverstraw.
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Letters about Federalism
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George Washington to Francis Barber, July 14, 1778
Paramus [ New Jersey ] July 14, 1778 . Thanks Barber for information concerning the enemy. Discusses compensation of John Hendricks, an American spy.
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Alexander Hamilton to William Alexander, July 14, 1778
[Paramus, New Jersey, July 14, 1778] Sir, Since the giving my evidence at the Court Martial, I have been endeavouring to recollect more particularly the import of the conversation between…
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George Washington to William Henry Drayton, July 12, 1778
Paramus [ New Jersey ] July 12, 1778 . Acknowledges receipt of Drayton’s congratulations on Battle of Monmouth.
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George Washington to Henry Laurens, July 11, 1778
Paramus [ New Jersey ] July 11, 1778 . Acknowledges receipt of Laurens’s congratulations on Battle of Monmouth.
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Elias Boudinot to Alexander Hamilton, July 8, 1778
Philadelphia July 8 1778 My dear Sir I had concluded your Laurels had produced a forgetfulness of your old friend, but am now rejoicing in my disappointment having your obliging…
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George Washington to Henry Laurens, July 7, 1778
[ New Brunswick, New Jersey ] July 7, 1778 . States that American forces have advanced to North River. Asks that Committee for Arranging the Army begin operations at once.
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Alexander Hamilton to Stephen Moylan, July 7, 1778
[New Brunswick, New Jersey, July 7, 1778] Sir, It is His Excellency’s pleasure, that you collect the whole of the cavalry , without delay, as well the unarmed as the…
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Alexander Hamilton to Elias Boudinot, July 5, 1778
[New Brunswick, New Jersey, July 5, 1778] My dear Sir, You will by this time imagine that I have forgotten my promise of writing to you, as I have been…
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George Washington to Marie-Joseph-Paul-Yves-Roch-Gilbert du Motier, marquis de Lafayette, July 3, 1778
New Brunswick [ New Jersey ] July 3, 1778 . States that Colonel Charles Armand can raise a new corps only under sanction of Congress.