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To George Washington from Robert Howe, 9 February 1783

February 9th 1783.

Dear sir

By letters I have received I find it very necessary to my affairs to repair to Boston as soon as possible; and therefore request of your Excellency that leave of absence you was so kind as to intimate you would in that case give me when I had the honor to speak to you upon the subject. I should have been glad the necessity of going had not occured; but since it has your indulgence will much oblige. Dear sir; Your Excellency’s most obedient humble servant

Robt Howe

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