Letter from John Moultrie to General Grant: St. Augustine is already too weak, no more Troops should be taken from it, it is now the best and only communication between Great Britain and our Red Brothers | Northern Illinois University Digital Library

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Title: Letter from John Moultrie to General Grant: St. Augustine is already too weak, no more Troops should be taken from it, it is now the best and only communication between Great Britain and our Red Brothers
Creator: Moultrie, John, Lieutenant-Governour of East-Florida
Editor: Moultrie, John, Lieutenant-Governour of East-Florida
Resource Type: text
Genre/Form: documents (object genre)
Date Created: 1775-10-04
Recipient: Grant, James, Brigadier General
Presentation Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, North America
Before Whom: Continental Congress
Subject: Economy: agriculture
Economy: trade restrictions
Military action: logistics, provisioning, and recruitment
Mobilizing the populace: military depravation, fear of attack
Political philosophy: parent-child analogy
Politics and causes of revolt: political rumor
Social reality: Indian-white relations
Document ID: S4-V4-P01-sp11-D0024
Series: S4
Volume: S4-V4
Part: S4-V4-P01
Sub-Part: S4-V4-P01-sp11
Usage Conditions: This work is in the Public Domain, and as such is not subject to copyright restrictions. Users are free to copy, use, and redistribute it in whole or in part without permission.
Rights Statement: No Copyright - Public Domain