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James Lovell
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Arthur Lee
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Your Favour of Novr. 241 was Yesterday delivered to me; and I feel myself greatly obliged by the affectionate and honorary Terms in which you speak of my Sufferings, my regained Liberty and my...
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May 3, 1778
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James Lovell
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Arthur Lee
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Dear Sir, I recd. nothing from you yesterday. I am in better health than lately. Mr. Gérard is on the point of sailing. He is at Bristol, to give a Ton, I will not say positively a bon Ton to the...
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Jan. 21, 1779
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James Lovell
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Arthur Lee
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I will not omit this Oppy. of sendg. a few Lines to you, though my first Intents were only to put under Cover the Gazettes, and the Journals of Congress. From Those you will learn how Questions...
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Jun. 13, 1779
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James Lovell
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Arthur Lee
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I will not omit this Oppy. of sendg. a few Lines to you, though my first Intents were only to put under Cover the Gazettes, and the Journals of Congress. From Those you will learn how Questions...
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Jun. 13, 1779
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James Lovell
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Arthur Lee
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I wrote to you on the 13th of June, but to my Surprise found the Letter in the commercial Committee Rooms on the 10th of July, the Martinico man having left it behind though he took the Journals...
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Jul. 17, 1779
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James Lovell
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Arthur Lee
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The Originals, duplicates or triplicates of all you wish to have reached us, I believe, have safely arrived, and you may depend on a diligent use of them.1 It was unfortunate that we were not...
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Aug. 6, 1779
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James Lovell
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Arthur Lee
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I have written very frequently to you, but have no Copies of the Emanations of my friendly Attachment to your merits as they have at those Periods appeared on paper. But the Nature & especially...
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Sep. 17, 1779
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James Lovell
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Arthur Lee
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I thought it best not to have any Irregularity in the Delivery of the Dispatches to the Doctr., and have therefore copied the most material Parts for answering the Purpose hinted to you in my...
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Sep. 22, 1779
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James Lovell
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Arthur Lee
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I have lately heard what it is interesting to you to be apprised of.It is said that Congress, having determined to appoint a Minister Plenipotentiary in Lieu of a Commissioner for the Court of...
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Sep. 29, 1779
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James Lovell
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Arthur Lee
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Mr. Bonfield on the 30th of June & 22d of July wrote to us1 and forwarded many Letters from you one only of which was new.2 A Letter of May 31 which was read in Congress Oct 13th and produced...
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Oct. 14, 1779
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