1General Orders, 23 April 1778 (Washington Papers)
...are nevertheless to be detained during the War between these United States and Great Britain.
2[September and October 1779] (Adams Papers)
...thereupon break out between the said United States and Great Britain; or if Great Britain...
3From George Washington to Thomas Burke and Henry Laurens, 18 March 1779 (Washington Papers)
...in chief of the forces of the United States and Great Britain, in order to relieve as much...
4To George Washington from Major General Nathanael Greene, 22 April 1779 (Washington Papers)
...mediate peace between the United States and Great Britain. His subsequent attempts,...
5To George Washington from George Morgan, 9 May 1779 (Washington Papers)
...in the contest between the United States and Great Britain. GW, preferring to leave...
6Address from the Delaware Nation, 10 May 1779 (Washington Papers)
...the Delawares’ neutrality in the conflict between the United States and Great Britain...
7To Benjamin Franklin from the Continental Congress: Instructions, [14 August–16 October 1779] (Franklin Papers)
...break out between the said United States and Great Britain; or if Great Britain...
8To Benjamin Franklin from Franklin and Samuel Wharton: Memorial to Congress, 26 February 1780 (Franklin Papers)
...behalf of Themselves and several Persons residing in the United States and Great Britain,...
9To Thomas Jefferson from Samuel Huntington, enclosing a Resolution of Congress Appointing Peace Commissioners, 15 June … (Jefferson Papers)
...joined to Mr. Adams in negotiating a peace between these United States and Great Britain.
10John Adams to John Boylston, 5 July 1782 (Adams Papers)
...resumption of commerce between the United States and Great Britain, and between 1783 and...