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I had the honor to receive your Excellency’s letter of the 14th Yesterday Morning: I went over to...
I wrote your Excellency yesterday by one of the fixed Expresses returning to Camp from...
I have this Moment seen a Man from Staten Island, he Assures me the Ships have for Several days...
I send your Excellency enclosed two Copies of the proposed Signals, and of the Alarm posts of the...
I left Camp yesterday Morning and am thus far on my way, a little detained by the Rain. I have...
It grieves me exceedingly that I am [under] the Necessity of bringing any disagreable Matter...
Letter not found: from Major General Stirling, 22 Oct. 1779 . GW wrote Stirling on 26 Oct. : “I...
I would have wrote you earlier this Morning had we not about Eight oClock heard the report of...
By the enclosed letters your Excellency will find that the Enemy are in Motion notwithstanding...
Agreable to your request, I have paid the highest attention to the several Matters referred by...