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The purport of this Epistle will I presume apologize for the liberty I take in addressing you. By...
Your knowledge of the world makes it hardly necessary for me to remind you how difficult it is to...
I know you to be good—and you are great, independent of public opinion—I mean intrinsically...
Fort-Dauphin [Saint-Domingue], 1 April 1776 . Offers his services to GW. He says that he served...
un malheureux Homme Ce trouvent dans une mauvais etat, prie a monsr le President Washington, de...
Beware. Be upon your guard. You have cherished in your Bosom a Serpent, and he is now...
The fear of this not reaching your hands induced the form of the superscription. The motive of my...
Although my name will not be, to this paper many where you preside know me personally, I have...
Amid’st the more important objects which call your Philanthophy into action on a general scale,...
This letter, which begs of your Excellency the favour of a perusal begins with a confission of a...
The first request of General Washington is that he will burn this line after reading it, as it...
As I have past your Quarters Several times Lately I saw With Concern A number of Peirsons Great...
I HAVE just seen your P roclamation , written with your usual propriety and delicacy. But I do...
permettez moi, mr le président qu’après avoir lu un voyage fait dans votre heureuse république en...
I should never have presumed to address a letter to your Excellency and least of all an anonymous...
4 August 1776 . “My House is forcibly entered & posessed by officers and Soldiers without my...