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1 Committee for Foreign Affairs Arthur Lee We have to acknowledge yours of the 18th of March from Victoria in Spain, and another of May 13th from Paris.1 The first falls particularly under the Notice of the Committee of Commerce to whom it... Aug. 8, 1777
2 Committee for Foreign Affairs Arthur Lee Your several Favours of Octr. 6th, Novr. 27th & Decr. 8th1 were delivered to us on the 2d Instant, the Dispatches by Mr. Deane and those by Capt. Young arriving on the same Day. We had before... May 14, 1778
3 Committee for Foreign Affairs Arthur Lee Supposing it might import you to See the enclosed, it was proposed to, and agreed by Congress, that the papers Should be Sent you.1 If you think expedient you will furnish Mr. Izard with a Copy of... Oct. 29, 1778
4 Committee for Foreign Affairs Arthur Lee The inclosed Information is of singular Importance to you.1 I therefore forward it instantly Via Boston,2 and will add some further if the Post is not too quick for me.Your most humble... Jan. 26, 1779
5 Committee for Foreign Affairs Arthur Lee What I could not add to my Letter of the 26th Via Boston, I now inclose.1 It will explain to you all we know here in regard to your Secretary Ford.I am affectionately your Friend,James Lovell for... Jan. 29, 1779
6 Committee for Foreign Affairs Arthur Lee Two days ago several of your Letters came to hand the latest being of April 6th.1 It is much to be regretted that this one in particular did not earlier arrive.2 One Copy of its Contents was sent... Jul. 16, 1779
7 Committee for Foreign Affairs Arthur Lee This is officially to convey to you the Knowledge of the Appointment of a Minister plenipotentiary in lieu of a Commissioner at the Court of Spain; and also a Resolve of Congress of this Day1 upon... Oct. 13, 1779