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Arthur Lee
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John Fitzgerald
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May I beg the favor of you to give warning in your City of the Notes the Marks &c of which are enclosed in a letter to Mr. Mason2& then forward the letter & List to him...
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Oct. 22, 1783
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Richard Henry Lee
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John Fitzgerald
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. . . We have no news here of any consequence. The Emperorâs Quarrel with the Dutch seems to be quieted, but it is not improbable that a war between him & Prussia will take place. Congress...
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May 4, 1785
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Richard Henry Lee
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John Fitzgerald
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Your favor of April the 20th enclosing a bill on Boston for £200 our currency is this moment come to hand1 - I will endeavor to dispose of it in this City. I thank you sir for your obliging offer...
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May 4, 1785
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Richard Henry Lee
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John Fitzgerald
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"A revealing report on a discussion Lee had with Mr. van Berkel,1 Minister from the United Netherlands, in which Lee expressed his `surprise that the Dutch who in former times had so great a...
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Jun. 2, 1785
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Light Horse Harry Lee
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John Fitzgerald
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By virtue of the general supervisorship entrusted to me by the President, respecting the fortifications contemplated in this state, I beg to request your particular assistance to the Engineer in...
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Apr. 19, 1794
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Light Horse Harry Lee
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John Fitzgerald
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We are here in the center of the country.Resistance which was once contemplated very seriously has yielded to submission & flight. A people by situation capable of every happiness have been...
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Nov. 9, 1794
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