Collections of the Massachusetts Historical SocietyFor the statement above quoted, also for full bibliographical information regarding this publication, and for the contents of the volumes [1st ser.] v. 1- 7th series, v. 5, cf. Griffin, Bibl. of Amer. hist. society. 2d edition, 1907, p. 346-360. |
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Your orders direct my attention to another object , yet I cannot but mention these several matters in which the public interest is much concerned . Doubts having arrisen in the minds of Colonel Greene and the commissary of issues here ...
Your orders direct my attention to another object , yet I cannot but mention these several matters in which the public interest is much concerned . Doubts having arrisen in the minds of Colonel Greene and the commissary of issues here ...
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... and a winter's close attention of mind , seem to point out as indispensibly necessary for health , as well as to prepare to pass the approaching campaign with decency of appearance , comfort , and convenience to myself , and to ...
... and a winter's close attention of mind , seem to point out as indispensibly necessary for health , as well as to prepare to pass the approaching campaign with decency of appearance , comfort , and convenience to myself , and to ...
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A variety of important business will claim our attention at West Point , both for the security of the post and comfort of its garrison , which I am instructed to keep in all cases equal to its present strength .
A variety of important business will claim our attention at West Point , both for the security of the post and comfort of its garrison , which I am instructed to keep in all cases equal to its present strength .
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answer appears army arrived attention Boston called Capt clothing Colonel command consequence considerable corps court dear Sir detachment directed duty enclosed enemy Excellency General WASHINGTON Excellency's expected express fleet force forward four French garrison Gen¹ GEORGE WASHINGTON give given Governor greatest respect guard hand HEAD QUARTERS HEATH TO GEORGE HIGHLANDS honor hope hundred immediately instant intelligence Island JOHN late leave letter Major Massachusetts matter McDougall measures militia months morning necessary obed obedient obedt servt object obtain officers opinion orders possible present probably proper provisions quantity received recruits regiment regt request respect river sail season sent servt ships situation soldiers soon supply taken thing tion town transportation troops West Point whole WILLIAM HEATH winter wish yesterday York