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I arriv’d here last saturday morning and immediately made inquiry whether Colo. Read had done any...
I arriv’d here Yesterday & made preparation to go over the lake this morning but General Schuyler...
I returnd from Ticonderoga to this place on the 15th instant & brought with me the Cannon &c. It...
I did myself the honor to address your Excellncy from Fort George on the 17 Ult.—I then was in...
Agreable to your Excellencys Instructions I tarried at Cambridge ’till all the Ordnance & Stores...
In consequence of your Excellencys directions I am employ’d in looking at and getting the...
Your Excellency will please to observe by the above summary that there are now mounted and fit...
From a view of the present important contest with Great Britain it appears that the war is but in...
I understood that some few Cannon were to be taken from Mount Washington for Kings Bridge for the...
Agreable to your directions, we view’d the hill, East of Mount Washington, & the camp in general,...
After my Letter to General Greene from Springfield of the 26th of January I sat out for this...
A Resolution of Congress of the 31 ultimo has been shewn to me by some French Officers attached...
It is the opinion of the subscriber that the Battery on Fort Island ought to have an additional...
Estimate of Ordnance, Arms, and Stores necessary for the Army of the United States for the...
To his Excellency George Washington, Esquire General and Commander in Chief of the Armies of the...
I exceedingly lament my want of experience and ability to fill properly the important Station in...
Your Excellency last evening referr’d to your General Officers the consideration of the position...
I receiv’d your Excellencys orders to give my sentiments “upon the advisability of making a...
Memorandum of sundry matters necesary to be done in the ordnance departments. 1. All the...
The following hints are humbly submitted to the consideration of your Excellency. The necessity...
I shall take particular care with respect to the Gun screws, and if those imported should not be...
I have consulted with his Excellency Governor Clinton on the best mode of transporting the Cannon...
I wrote your Excellency from Poughkeepsie, that as it was not probable the Train of Artillery at...
I wrote to your Excellency from Springfield concerning the Cannon which were sent from Albany to...
I receiv’d your Excellencys two Letters one of the 15th and the other of the 21 ultimo. I have...
In the conversation which I had the honor of having lately with your Excellency, you informed me...
I received your Excellency’s Letter of this morning respecting the probable evacuation of...
I feel myself so embarrassed, in the duties of the Department of which I have the honor to be the...
In compliance with your Excellency’s request of the last evening I shall consider and briefly...
I shall give my opinion on the subjects propos’d by your Excellency to your General Officers with...