Letters / Correspondence

George Mason & Richard Henry Lee

1-5 of 5 letters
Letters table
No. Sender Recipient Preview Date, oldest first
1 Richard Henry Lee George Mason I am much obliged to you for your favor of the 4th, but greatly concerned for your state of health. The force of party and the power of fortune it seems to me, are leagued to distress if not to... Jun. 9, 1779
2 Richard Henry Lee George Mason It has given me much pleasure to be informed that General Washington and yourself, have gone to the convention. We may hope, from such efforts, that alterations beneficial will take place in our... May 15, 1787
3 Richard Henry Lee George Mason I have waited until now to answer your favor of September 10th from Philadelphia, that I might inform you how the Convention plan of government was entertained by Congress. Your prediction of what... Oct. 1, 1787
4 Richard Henry Lee George Mason I have waited until now to answer your favor of Septr. 18th from Philadelphia,1 that I might inform you how the Convention plan of Government was entertained by Congress. Your prediction of what... Oct. 1, 1787
5 Richard Henry Lee George Mason Your son delivered me the letter that you were pleased to write me on the 30th instant, and I have promoted his views, as far as it is in my power at present, by directing the tobacco I had... May 7, 1788