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From Alexander Hamilton to Henry Glen, 2 July 1799

To Henry Glen, 2 July 1799

New York July 2d. 1799

Sir,

I have to acknowledge the Receipt of your letter of the 24th. Ulto.

Your son, by a General regulation, is already a second Lieut., I do not incline myself to grant furloughs to Officers of the Western Army, it being most proper to leave it to the discretion of the commanding Officer of that Army. I have written to him to say that I have no objection, if in his opinion it is consistent with the good of the Service

I am Sir with great regard yr. obedient servant

A Hamilton

(LS, MS Division, New York Public Library; copy, in the handwriting of Ethan Brown, Hamilton, Papers, Library of Congress).

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    From Alexander Hamilton to Henry Glen, 2 July 1799
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    Hamilton, Alexander
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    Glen, Henry
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    2 July 1799

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