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251 Washington, George Morris, Robert From George Washington to Robert Morris, 30 December … 1776-12-30 We have the greatest Occasion at present for hard Money, to pay a certain set of People who are...
252 Washington, George Morris, Robert From George Washington to Robert Morris, 29 December … 1776-12-29 The inclosed Letter to Congress will shew you my intention of passing the River again & the Plans...
253 Washington, George Morris, Robert From George Washington to Robert Morris, 27 December … 1776-12-27 I this minute received the honor of your favor of the 26th, and you may be assured that I shall...
254 Washington, George Morris, Robert From George Washington to Robert Morris, 25 December … 1776-12-25 I have your obliging favors of the 21st and 23d the Blankets are come to hand, but I would not...
255 Washington, George Morris, Robert From George Washington to Robert Morris, 22 December … 1776-12-22 Your favour of yesterday came duely to hand, and I thank you for the several agreeable Articles...
256 Washington, George Morris, Robert From George Washington to Robert Morris, 14 December … 1776-12-14 I have before me your favor of yesterday, and for answer would inform you, that I shall most...
257 Jay, John Morris, Robert From John Jay to Robert Morris, 2 December 1776 1776-12-02 Your Letter to M r . Duane relieved me from much Anxiety. The miscarriage of the Generals Letter...
258 Jay, John Morris, Robert From John Jay to Robert Morris, 19 November 1776 1776-11-19 The late unfortunate Miscarriage of General Washingtons Letters to the Congress makes me anxious...
259 Jay, John Morris, Robert From John Jay to Robert Morris, 6 October 1776 1776-10-06 The enclosed is a Copy of the late invisible Parts of M r . Dean’s Letters. You will perceive...
260 Jay, John Morris, Robert From John Jay to Robert Morris, 15 September 1776 1776-09-15 When M r . Deane went to France I communicated to him a Mode of invisible writing unknown to any...