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American Commissioners (Benjamin Franklin and Silas Deane) to John Jay, 2 June 1777
Dunkirk 2 d . June 1777– Dear Sir We refer the Committee to ours to You of the 26 Ult o . 1 of which we Sent Duplicates, should either…
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Cadwallader Colden II to John Jay, 31 May 1777
Kingston May 31 st 1777 Dear Sir I had Desired Doct r : Jones 1 to Speak to You and some other Gent n . of the Council of Safety…
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William Duer to John Jay, 28 May 1777
[Philadelphia] May 28 th . 1777 1 My dear Sir, You have been undoubtedly surpris–d at my long Silence, but when I assure you what is Fact, that my principal…
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John Jay to Abraham Yates Jr., 16 May 1777
16 May 1777 1 D r Sir From the Intimations Information you was pleased to give me before you left this place, of a Design that it was intended ^…
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Robert Troup to John Jay, 15 May 1777
Albany. May 15. 1777.– My dear Sir, The Day after I arrived your Letter, to the General, came safe to Hand. He is pleased with the Contents, and doubts not…
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Cadwallader Colden II to John Jay, 12 May 1777
Kingston jail May 12 th , 1777 Sir You are not Unacquainted with my Sentiments in Regard to this Unhappy affair, that has allready Cost so Much Blood and Treasure,…
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John Jay to Richard Morris, 10 May 1777
Kingston 10 th May 1777 Dear Sir The enclosed is a Copy of the Constitution of this State, which I am persuaded you will read with Pleasure. By the 1…
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John Jay to Robert R. Livingston and Gouverneur Morris, 29 April 1777
Fish Kill 29 April 1777 Gentlemen Your Letter of the 26 Instant was this Evening delivered to me. When I was called last from Convention, a Clause in the Report…
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Robert R. Livingston and Gouverneur Morris to John Jay, 26 April 1777
[Kingston. 26 April 1777.] D r Sir– We were much surprized at your Letter to M r . Hobart as we could not perceive the Danger which would result from…
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James Duane to Robert R. Livingston, John Jay, Gouverneur Morris, and Robert Yates, 19 April 1777
Phila d 19 th . April 1777 1 My dear Sirs We arrived in this City on Wednesday afternoon. 2 If you talk seriously to its Inhabitants you–l find them…