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Henry Lee
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Joseph Reed
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I wrote your Excellency by Mr. Gordon, since which the object which has engaged our attention from the commencement of the campaign is no more.Previous to this an official account of the enterprize...
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Jul. 1779
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Henry Lee
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Joseph Reed
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The period is at length arrived when I must move for the southern army. Want of cash detains us for a day—tomorrow we are to reviewe; the day following we march. As we pass thro. the city, I mean...
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May 1780
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Henry Lee
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Joseph Reed
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Since my junction, which was the second day after we passed Philade, every measure with us seemed to be in consequence of something from them. The arrival of Sr Henry from Charlestown has urged us...
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Jun. 1780
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4
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Henry Lee
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Joseph Reed
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When I wrote your Excellency last, I had not received my particular instructions, & only knew what I then expressed.On the 3d, General Greene's orders, enclosing a warrant for the impress...
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Aug. 1780
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Arthur Lee
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Joseph Reed
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By this time I hope your health has been materially benefitted by your voyage to Europe. Our latest Advices from London announce great violence & confusion arising from the contests between...
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Apr. 5, 1784
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