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18 May 1774. Report of the Committee on Proposals for Boston’s conduct under the Port Act. No Dft...
The situation of the Troops of the Convention of Saratoga being such as calls upon my earnest...
I have received your very polite letter dated from White plains the 16th instant enclosing a...
Having obtained permission, th< illegible > Major General Reidesel and Brigadier General...
I am to return you my thanks for appointing Colonel Bland to conduct the Troops of Convention to...
Letter not found: from Maj. Gen. William Phillips, 4 Dec. 1778. GW wrote Phillips on 26 Jan. 1779...
The unsuccessfull attempts which have been made to ratify the Treaty of Convention of Saratoga...
Letter not found: from William Phillips, 8 Dec. 1778. On 25 Dec., GW wrote Phillips : “I received...
The difficulties attending my journey, from Stormy Weather and bad roads, have rendered it...
I have received at this place your letter dated from Philadelphia of December the 25th for which...
By the Treaty of Convention of Saratoga the Troops were to be allowed to send for Cloathing and...
I have waited in anxious expectation of answers to my letters sent by the Deputy Adjutant General...
I have been detained here some days by the breaking up of the Ice upon the River Susquehanna ,...
I have by accident met this day with Colonel Mathews who is going to New York to return to his...
I last night received by express your Excellencys letters of the 26th and 30th of January, as,...
I will not trouble your Excellency upon the subject of the Convention Troops more than what you...
Major General Phillips sends his Compliments to Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson, requests the favour of...
Majr. Genl. Phillips sends his compliments to Mr. Jefferson. He would with much pleasure wait on...
Captain of the Troops of Convention will probably have the honour of delivering your Excellency...
I must lament the having lost, by your Succeeding Mr: Henry in the Government of Virginia, a very...
I have received from Colonel Bland a Copy of the Letter you were pleased to write him in answer...
I have received from Colonel Bland a Copy of the Letter you were pleased to write him in answer...
Captain Edmonstone of the Troops of Convention, who will probably have the honour of delivering...
The inclosed dispatch from me to Sir Henry Clinton contains copies of a variety of papers...
At the time the troops of Convention quitted New England the Officers, British and German, drew...
I am exceedingly sorry the Weather yesterday prevented me from having the pleasure of seeing you....
I have reason to suppose that a Flag of truce may arrive at Hampton Road with passports from...
I take the liberty of addressing your excellency, on the subject of a removal of part of the...
Major General Phillips’s Compliments wait on Governor Jefferson. He shall be greatly obliged to...
Mr Mersereau the American Commissary of Prisoners who attends me to Elizabeth Town has just...