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Letter not found: from William Gordon, 7 Nov. 1785. GW wrote Gordon on 6 Dec. : “I come now, my...
Letter not found: from William Gordon, 18 Oct. 1784. On 3 Nov. GW wrote to Gordon : “The last...
In a late letter to the Marquis de La Fayette I mentioned my design of writing soon to your...
When last in town for a few days, I received your very obliging letter ; and, notwithstanding my...
The last week I had the pleasure of seeing Genl Lincoln, from whom I learnt, that You had been so...
I trouble you afresh from an apprehension that either your Excellency did not receive my letter...
Till now I have had nothing of late worth communicating, but the following extract from a Letter...
The leisure I have enjoyed for a few weeks past, has enabled me to look over my letters, from...
I find in my minutes the following story to have been reported, the truth or error of which I...
Your obliging favor of Sepr. 2 was duly received. The books not being in sufficient forwardness...
From William Gordon From the generous encouragement you gave me in your answer to my first letter...
Have ⟨just reed⟩ your letter with the Contents written by Mr Mc⟨Henry⟩, & shall attend to your...
I promised myself the honour of being introduced to your Excellency by a letter which my friend...
In arranging the intelligence obtained from the inspection of your papers, I found that an...
My design of publishing is now in such forwardness, that I expect the proposals for the History...
This will probably be the last letter, you will receive from me till I have crossed the Atlantic....
I take the opportunity of a vessel for Boston, that so I may send in the speediest way some seeds...
I rejoice to find that your Lady has of late been troubled less than formerly with the bilious...
Yesterday I recd from Boston the box with the shrubs. They look as well as I could expect, & am...
I had proposed writing by the present opportunity, before I received your letter of Jany the 1st...
Yours by your son was a very agreeable letter. I rec d it last wednesday while at the...
Your obliging favours of the 8th inst. were recd on the Saturday. From them I infer not only the...
You have very fairly & fully discharged your epistolary account of the preceeding year; which is...
I send under cover to Mr Hazard, that so it should not be known at the Coffee house, that I...
It is with concern I learn, that the old leaven, which brought on the late American troubles,...
Ringwood in Hampshire (97 miles from London) My Dear Sir Feby 16. 1789 I have at length finished...
I hope this will find you at Westminster. I congratulate You upon your late appointment; it was...
Your two letters of Ap r 27 th & June 26 th were duly received. The first at the President’s,...
Your favour of Apr. 20th was forwarded from Boston in May, & was received the beginning of this...
It afforded me peculiar pleasure to learn, how your Excellency had secured your public character...