Calendar of the Correspondence Relating to the American Revolution
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Andrews unhappy death, takes the liberty of offering his services in his place. Mentions various people who will vouch for his suitability for the position. Vol. Viii, No. 35.
GREENE, C. : 1779. May 7. East Greenwich. Desiring arrangement of the officers in his regiment established by the War Office. Plea for Capt. Arnold. Still happy in Gen. Gates as a commander. Reasons for wanting his small services transferred to another State. Vol. Vii, No. 42.
HAMILTON, ALEXANDER (Col. ): 1778. November 8.... Headquarters. His Excellency requests that two sets of tools be provided and sent to Gen. McDougall to blow up the rocks, which greatly impede his carting.
Vol. Iv, No. 52.
1 779- -January 4. Headquarters. At the General s request, de sires his opinion of the number of expresses necessary to be kept in constant pay. Vol, viii, No. 40.
CALENDAR OF THE GREENE CORRESPONDENCE. 81 HAMILTON, ALEXANDER (Col. ) (continued): 1779. February 23. Headquarters. Desires to know by bearer how far the preparations for vessels have gone and the amount of materials provided ; the General s idea being to stop as short as possible, without leaving what is on hand incomplete.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Andrews unhappy death, takes the liberty of offering his services in his place. Mentions various people who will vouch for his suitability for the position. Vol. Viii, No. 35.
GREENE, C. : 1779. May 7. East Greenwich. Desiring arrangement of the officers in his regiment established by the War Office. Plea for Capt. Arnold. Still happy in Gen. Gates as a commander. Reasons for wanting his small services transferred to another State. Vol. Vii, No. 42.
HAMILTON, ALEXANDER (Col. ): 1778. November 8.... Headquarters. His Excellency requests that two sets of tools be provided and sent to Gen. McDougall to blow up the rocks, which greatly impede his carting.
Vol. Iv, No. 52.
1 779- -January 4. Headquarters. At the General s request, de sires his opinion of the number of expresses necessary to be kept in constant pay. Vol, viii, No. 40.
CALENDAR OF THE GREENE CORRESPONDENCE. 81 HAMILTON, ALEXANDER (Col. ) (continued): 1779. February 23. Headquarters. Desires to know by bearer how far the preparations for vessels have gone and the amount of materials provided ; the General s idea being to stop as short as possible, without leaving what is on hand incomplete.
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