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Richard Henry Lee
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Charles Thomson
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If, during the time of my absence, any business occurs that requires my signature; be pleased to transmit such to me at Doctr. Shippens in Philadelphia from whence you will receive a speedy return....
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Aug. 16, 1785
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Richard Henry Lee
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Charles Thomson
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If, during the time of my absence, any business occurs that requires my signature;1 be pleased to transmit such to me at Doctr. Shippens in Philadelphia from whence you will receive a speedy...
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Aug. 16, 1785
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Charles Thomson
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Richard Henry Lee
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I have the honor to forward for your signature two Notifications of the appointment of Diederik Leertouwer Consul of their high Mightinesses the States general of the United Netherlands, one for...
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Aug. 18, 1785
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Richard Henry Lee
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Charles Thomson
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The letter that you favored me with on the 18th. instant reached me yesterday after the post had left the City, so that the papers enclosed for my signature must be detained until next post day,...
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Aug. 21, 1785
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Richard Henry Lee
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Charles Thomson
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The letter that you favored me with on the 18th instant reached me yesterday after the post had left the City, so that the papers enclosed for my signature must be detained until next post day,...
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Aug. 21, 1785
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Charles Thomson
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Richard Henry Lee
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The enclosed Letter from M. de Marbois & M. Coustard with the papers accompanying it came to hand the latter end of last week under a cover directed to the President of Congress.1 But being...
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Mar. 7, 1786
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