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George Mason to George Washington, July 29, 1752
Dogues N–¨e–©ck Ju–¨ly 29, 1752–© Sir I came Home –¨ mutilated –© Yesterday, when I re–¨ mutilated –© Me with the time of Yr Brother –¨ mutilated –© neral, 1…
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Letters about Founding Era
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Lawrence Washington to George Washington, June 17, 1752
17 June 1752. –This Indenture . . . Between Lawrence Washington of the County of Fairfax . . . and George Washington of the County of King George . .…
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George Washington to Robert Dinwiddie, June 10, 1752
King George Coty June 10th 1752 Honble Sir Being impatient to know Colo. Fitzhugh–s result; I went to Maryland as I returned Home He is willing to accept of the…
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George Washington to William Fauntleroy, May 20, 1752
May 20th 1752 Sir I shou–d have been down long before this but my business in Frederick detain–d me somewhat longer than I expected and imediately upon my return from…
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Thomas Fairfax, sixth baron Fairfax of Cameron to George Washington, October 20, 1750
20 Oct. 1750. –The Right Honourable Thomas Lord Fairfax . . . for and in Consideration of the Composition to Me paid And for the annual Rent hereafter reserved I…
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George Washington to Richard, January 1, 1749
[1749–1750] Dear Richard The Receipt of your kind favor of the 2d of this Instant 1 afforded Me unspeakable pleasure as I am convinced I am still in the Memory…
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George Washington to Sally, January 1, 1749
[1749–1750] Dear Sally This comes to Fredericksburg fair 1 in hopes of meeting with a speedy Passage to you if your not there which hope you–l get shortly altho. I…
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George Washington to John, January 1, 1749
[1749–1750] Dear Friend John As its the greatest mark of friendship and esteem you can shew to an absent Friend In often Writing to him so hope youl not deny…
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George Washington to Unknown, January 1, 1749
[1749–1750] Dear Sir I should receive a Letter or Letters from you by the first and all oppertunetys with the greatest sense or mark of your esteem and affection whereas…
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George Washington to Robin, January 1, 1749
[1749–1750] Dear Friend Robin As its the greatest mark of friendship and esteem absent Friends can shew each other in Writing and often communicating their thoughts to his fellow companions…