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Letters / Correspondence

John Armstrong

1-3 of 3 letters
Letters table
No. Sender Recipient Preview Date , oldest first
1 Richard Henry Lee John Armstrong Judging from my self, I think that well bottomed friendship is not to be shaken by time or accident, So that altho our Correspondence has been interrupted, I hope our friendship is not impaired. My... May 1, 1791
2 John Armstrong Henry Lee I received your letter some days ago. I think well of your project. The subject is a fine one—the army of the north “pulling up drowning honor by the locks.”1 A Sallust2 would indeed make something... Dec. 6, 1825
3 John Armstrong Henry Lee I know nothing of the circumstances alluded to in the note to which you refer me in the 2d Vol. of your fathers Memoir. Dr. Greene of Charlestown S. C. is perhaps the person best acquainted with... Feb. 22, 1826

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