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George Washington to William Heath, September 13, 1778
White Plains [ New York ] September 13, 1778 . Orders that clothing be forwarded from Boston to Springfield and Hartford.
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Letters from 1778
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George Washington to Henry Laurens, September 12, 1778
White Plains [ New York ] September 12, 1778 . Transmits a copy of report of “a Board of Officersâ€� on proposed Canadian expedition. Discusses importance of project and problems…
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Alexander Hamilton to Horatio Gates, September 12, 1778
[White Plains, New York] 12. Sept. 1778 Sir, His Excellency commands me to inform you, that he has received advice, that the enemy, who had made a debarkation at Bedford,…
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George Washington to Horatio Gates, September 10, 1778
White Plains [ New York ] September 10, 1778 . Instructs Gates to march to Danbury.
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Alexander Hamilton to Horatio Gates, September 8, 1778
[White Plains, New York, September 8, 1778] Sir, His Excellency desires me to inform you that having received information of the enemy’s being out advanced this side of Wards House,…
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Alexander Hamilton to Elias Boudinot, September 8, 1778
Head Quarters [White Plains, New York] Sepr 8th. 78. My Dear Sir, It is a long time since I have had either the pleasure of writing to you or of…
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George Washington to William Malcom, September 7, 1778
[ White Plains, New York ] September [7–8] 1778 . Instructs Malcom and Colonel Thaddeus Kosciuszko to cooperate with Brigadier General Du Portail in examination of fortifications of Highlands.
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Cornet Larkin Dorsey to Alexander Hamilton, September 4, 1778
[ September 4, 1778 ]. Resigns his commission.
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George Washington to Charles Henri Hector, comte d’ Estaing, September 3, 1778
White Plains [ New York ] September 3, 1778 . Sends news of arrival of four British ships of war at “the Hookâ€� and encloses a New York newspaper stating…
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Alexander Hamilton to Charles Pettit, September 3, 1778
[White Plains, New York, September 3, 1778] Sir, Two things I am charged by the General to write to you upon. One is to prevent any more wood being cut…