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Thomas McKean
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Richard Henry Lee
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Your esteemed favor of the 15th last month, with the extracts from your much injured brother’s letter to the President of Congress, and the copy of Doctor Berkenhout’s letter to yourself, inclosed,...
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Mar. 25, 1780
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Thomas McKean
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Thomas Sim Lee
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On the 6th instant in the morning I received your Excellency’s letter of the 4th, respecting the movements of Ld. Cornwallis’s Army in Virginia, and laid the same, with the inclosures, before...
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Aug. 5, 1781
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Thomas McKean
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Richard Henry Lee
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My friends will, I know, excuse me from writing long letters during my present employment, but I cannot excuse myself for omitting this favorable opportunity by Doctor Arthur Lee of paying my...
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Aug. 13, 1781
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Richard Henry Lee
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Thomas McKean
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I am greatly obliged to you for your very friendly letter of the 13th. instant by my brother. The nature of the business that now demands your attention is too well known to me to admit a...
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Aug. 25, 1781
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Thomas McKean
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Arthur Lee
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I had the pleasure of receiving your favor of the 26th of last month yesterday, and am very sorry for the distresses of Virginia, tho’ the ardour and unanimity of the people promise that they will...
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Sep. 4, 1781
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Richard Henry Lee
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Thomas McKean
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My eldest son will have the honor of delivering you this letter. Having business at Philadelphia I have prevailed on him to remit, if he can receive it, the money that has been due from the United...
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Nov. 22, 1781
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