General Washington to President of Congress

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Cambridge, December 19, 1775.

SIR: Since writing you of this date, the letter herewith enclosed was put into my hands by Mr˙ Eustace, who is in part the subject of it. Thinking it necessary that you should be acquainted with the contents, and a safe opportunity offering by Mr˙ Irwin, I do myself the honour of enclosing it , to show more fully to Congress the views of Lord Dunmore.

I am, sir, your most obedient servant,

GEORGE WASHINGTON.

To the President of Congress.