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Since the Departure of the last Letter I had the honor to write You, I have not in the least...
The propositions I made to Congress respecting the formation of the Army, of which I had the...
I had the pleasure of receiving your favor of the 2nd Instant yesterday. The necessity there was...
The Minister of France, has fixed on Monday next for his departure from hence for a Visit to your...
the Inspection established in the Army has hitherto extended only to the Infantry in the Line of...
I have the honor to inclose your Excellency a Letter from Major Lee by which you will perceive...
I have recd intelligence of the arrival of the British fleet at New York by various persons by...
The more I reflect on the situation of our Affairs, the more I think my presence necessary at the...
The first object of my attention on my arrival here was to collect together all the Spare Arms...
Aussi dificile et presque impossible il est de tracer un plan pour les operations d’une Campagne,...
I am just returned from West Point where I have been making some necessary arrangments towards...
Colonel Debois has this moment been with me, who has been desired by Governor Clinton to wait on...
To avoid all disorders which may result from drawing by seperate Corps, I proposed in my last...
Previous to the reception of your two Letters of the & Instant I had been informed of our...
By the State of Affairs that Your Excellency has been pleased to lay before the Council of War,...
It is with the Greatest satisfaction I Acquaint You that the Plan of Arrangement for the Army,...
your Excellency has no doubt, heard before this time, of the Departure of the Enemy from...
I cannot help expressing to Your Excellency the anxiety I am under occasioned by the delay of...
Your Excellency was acquainted with My Intention of sending on Genl. Lawson’s Corps, and I can...
I wrote Your Excellency the 30th ult. that Gen. Lawson’s Corps would march Yesterday. This would...
I am this moment favord with your Excellencys Letter of this morning inclosing a Copy of the...
The Frequent abuses that have happened in the Recruiting Service, and an absolute Necessity that...
I came here Yesterday in full Expectation of sending off Colo. Greens Detachment of 400 Men this...
I had the honor to write some time ago to Your Excellency, enclosing a Memorial of Colo. Senf,...
[ Richmond ] 15 Dec. [ 1780 ] . Col. Green’s detachment marched from Petersburg on the 13th....
General Green among other requisitions having mentioned the equipment of the Troops raised by the...
I take the Liberty of laying before your Excellency, a few thoughts on the subject of raising and...
Richmond, 16 Dec. 1780. Lt. Col. [Richard] Campbell of the 9th Va. regiment, which is now at Fort...
Your Excellency has doubtless been informed by General Green of his intentions to leave me in...
Richmond, 18 Dec. 1780. Encloses “some hints toward a Law to prevent illegal discharges and...