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Presidents and important Americans [decimalized]
1775-1865
GLC00639
to John Tayloe
December 11, 1775
Washington, George, 1732-1799
Washington discusses the sale of the Mercer estate and the siege of Boston. He writes "I have no doubt that you... as well as others are wondering how it happens that two armies almost in stone's throw of each other should keep so long from action."...
GLC00639.27
to the Convention of Maryland
June 4, 1776
Hancock, John, 1737-1793
Written by Hancock as President of the Continental Congress. Begins by saying "Our affairs are hastening fast to a Crisis; and the approaching Campaign will in all Probability, determine for ever the Fate of America." Says the King and Parliament has...
GLC00639.12
to George Clinton
March 12, 1778
With Clinton's docket and note in another hand on page 2. Washington says that the "army has been pretty well supplied" since previously asking for supplies. The letter also answers complaints about Israel Putnam's command on the Hudson River...
GLC00639.30
to Thomas Wharton, Jr.
April 5, 1778
George Washington forwards a letter from Mrs. Mary Pemberton to Wharton, President of the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania. Pemberton had requested a passport for wagons with supplies for her husband, Israel Pemberton, and other Philadelphia...
GLC00639.31
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