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Chevalier de la Neuville to Alexander Hamilton, February 17, 1779
[ February 17, 1779. On March 11, 1779, Hamilton wrote to La Neuville : “I have received the honor of your letter of the 17th of february.â€� Letter not found.…
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Letters from 1779
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George Washington to William Maxwell, February 16, 1779
Middlebrook , [ New Jersey ] February 16, 1779 . Agrees that John Adam, deputy commissary of prisoners, should live at Elizabethtown. Refuses Maxwell’s request to be present at Pluckamin…
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George Washington to Jonathan Burrall, February 16, 1779
Middlebrook [ New Jersey ] February 16, 1779 . Instructs Burrall to proceed to Peekskill with the money under his care.
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Alexander Hamilton to John Stokes, February 16, 1779
Hd. Qrs. [Middlebrook, New Jersey] Feby 16 1779 Sir, As there are some appearances of an intended movement among the enemy and as they may possibly be encouraged to make…
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George Washington to John Stokes, February 15, 1779
[ Middlebrook, New Jersey ] February 15, 1779 . Thanks Stokes for information and asks for further news.
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George Washington to William Maxwell, February 15, 1779
[ Middlebrook, New Jersey ] February 15, 1779 . States that British are about to move on Staten Island.
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George Washington to Alexander McDougall, February 14, 1779
Middlebrook [ New Jersey ] February 14, 1779 . States that Jonathan Burrall is taking money for use of McDougall and Major General Israel Putnam.
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George Washington to Henry Clinton, February 14, 1779
[ Middlebrook, New Jersey ] February 14, 1779 . Encloses passports for ships bound for Hampton Roads.
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George Washington to Alexander McDougall, February 9, 1779
Middlebrook [ New Jersey ] February 9, 1779 . Discusses problems confronting McDougall in reference to supplies, works at West Point, hard money, clothing, suspicion of trafficking with enemy, Brigadier…
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George Washington to Anthony Walton White, February 1, 1779
Philadelphia, February 1, 1779. Orders White to send two troops of his regiment (one being that of Captain David Hopkins) to Baltimore.