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Resolved , That it be recommended to the several Assemblies, Conventions, Councils or Committees...
Resolved , That the gentlemen who are appointed to go into Canada, be desired to enquire into the...
You are, with all convenient despatch, to repair to Canada, and make known to the people of that...
It gives me the most sensible Pleasure to convey to you, by Order of Congress, the only Tribute,...
Whereas his Britannic Majesty, in conjunction with the lords and commons of Great Britain, has,...
13. Resolved that the Commissioners in Canada and General Schuyler be informed that We cannot...
The Committee to whom was referred the Letter from Eseck Hopkins Commodore of the Continental...
The Committee to whom were referred, the Letter from William Palfrey Esqr. Paymaster General,...
The Committee appointed to consider what Harbours are proper to be fortified, have attended that...
Whereas it is probable, that among the Officers of the foreign Troops, now in the Service of the...
Mr. Archibald Buchannan, and Mr. Walter Tolley both of Maryland, and hearty Friends of America,...
I take this opportunity by Mr. Romain to write you one Line more for the sake of reminding you of...
I Shall inclose to a Lady of my Acquaintance all the News Papers which have been printed in this...
Since my arrival in this City and not before, I received your Favour of December the sixteenth. I...
Your Favour of January 22d. never reached me, untill my arrival at this City. I am much obliged...
We have at last hit upon a Plan which promises fair for Success. Dr. Franklin, and Mr. Chase of...
The Congress have seen such a Necessity of an able Commander in Canada, as to destine you to that...
The Congress, have determined to send you to Canada. They have advanced you one Step, by making...
I have not received more than one Letter from you since I left you and that was a very Short one....
I had the Pleasure, a few days ago, of your Favour of 8th. Instant, for which I esteem myself...
The Subject, on which you was pleased to request my Sentiments, is of infinite Importance to...
If I was possess’d of Abilities equal to the great Task you have imposed upon me, which is to...
If I was equal to the task of forming a plan for the government of a colony, I should be...
Since the joyfull News of the Reduction of Boston by the Forces of the united Colonies, my Mind...
The Bearer of this Letter Francis Dana Esqr. of Cambridge, is a Gentleman of Family, Fortune and...
This will go by my worthy Brother Dana who, is returned, as he went a very good Whigg and much...
As foreign Affairs become every day more interesting to Us no Pains should be spared to acquire a...
The Congress being Inform’d by a Letter from Genl. Washington, that two Thousand of the...
We begin to make some little Figure here in the Naval Way. Captn. Barry was fitted out here a few...
I wish you Joy, sir, of your new Abode. I hope you found, the Houses, Wharves &c. &c., in the...