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Letter from Lord Stirling to General Schuyler: On the 25th of this month the effective force for the defence of New-York will be reduced to five hundred men. Information has just been received that Great Britain has engaged four thousand Hanoverians
Title
Letter from Lord Stirling to General Schuyler: On the 25th of this month the effective force for the defence of New-York will be reduced to five hundred men. Information has just been received that Great Britain has engaged four thousand Hanoverians
Genre
documents (object genre)
Creator
Stirling, Lord
Date
1776-03-10
Collection
American archives
Document ID
S4-V5-P01-sp06-D0179
Letter from Colonel Brewer to General Gates: The enemy appear to be fortifying on the east side of Crown-Point
Title
Letter from Colonel Brewer to General Gates: The enemy appear to be fortifying on the east side of Crown-Point
Genre
documents (object genre)
Date
1776-10-20
Collection
American archives
Document ID
S5-V2-P01-sp25-D0564
Letter received from Major Hamilton, commanding officer of the Barracks Committee to examine the Barracks
Title
Letter received from Major Hamilton, commanding officer of the Barracks Committee to examine the Barracks
Genre
documents (object genre)
Creator
Hamilton, Isaac, Major, Pennsylvania Assembly
Date
1774-07-21
Collection
American archives
Document ID
S4-V1-P03-sp20-D0015
Letter from Governour Trumbull to Pierre Van Cortlandt
Title
Letter from Governour Trumbull to Pierre Van Cortlandt
Genre
documents (object genre)
Date
1776-12-12
Collection
American archives
Document ID
S5-V3-P03-sp01-D0402
Letter from the Rev. S. Buell to Governour Trumbull: The enemy, sixteen thousand strong, have a line across Long-Island, from the Sound to the south. They have cut off communication with our Army, and have command of the west end of the Islan
Title
Letter from the Rev. S. Buell to Governour Trumbull: The enemy, sixteen thousand strong, have a line across Long-Island, from the Sound to the south. They have cut off communication with our Army, and have command of the west end of the Islan
Genre
documents (object genre)
Date
1776-08-30
Collection
American archives
Document ID
S5-V1-P01-sp06-D2227
Letter from General Schuyler to Robert H. Harrison: Has sent ten or eleven batteaus to Fishkills, to be forwarded to the Army, six more of a larger size go to-morrow. Yesterday he despatched Colonel Lewis to Lake George to bring fifty from thence, an
Title
Letter from General Schuyler to Robert H. Harrison: Has sent ten or eleven batteaus to Fishkills, to be forwarded to the Army, six more of a larger size go to-morrow. Yesterday he despatched Colonel Lewis to Lake George to bring fifty from thence, an
Genre
documents (object genre)
Date
1776-11-13
Collection
American archives
Document ID
S5-V3-P01-sp20-D0175
Extract of a Letter from Boston, to a Genleman in Philadelphia, Dated Saturday, April 1, 1775
Title
Extract of a Letter from Boston, to a Genleman in Philadelphia, Dated Saturday, April 1, 1775
Genre
documents (object genre)
Date
1775-04-01
Collection
American archives
Document ID
S4-V2-P01-sp08-D0003
Letter from General Washington to Governour Trumbull. Informs him , in confidence, that he is about to detach ten or twelve hundred men on an expedition into Canada, by way of Kennebeck River
Title
Letter from General Washington to Governour Trumbull. Informs him , in confidence, that he is about to detach ten or twelve hundred men on an expedition into Canada, by way of Kennebeck River
Genre
documents (object genre)
Creator
Washington, George
Date
1775-09-02
Collection
American archives
Document ID
S4-V3-P01-sp16-D0033
Letter from Maryland Council of Safety to General Chamberlaine
Title
Letter from Maryland Council of Safety to General Chamberlaine
Genre
documents (object genre)
Creator
Maryland, Council of Safety
Date
1776-03-09
Collection
American archives
Document ID
S4-V5-P01-sp06-D0119
Certificate of Captain John M. Lowe and Mr. John M. Burgess, July 29
Title
Certificate of Captain John M. Lowe and Mr. John M. Burgess, July 29
Genre
documents (object genre)
Date
1776-07-29
Collection
American archives
Document ID
S5-V1-P01-sp06-D0494
Letter from John Page to General Lee
Title
Letter from John Page to General Lee
Genre
documents (object genre)
Date
1776-07-12
Collection
American archives
Document ID
S5-V1-P01-sp04-D0258
Letter from Captain Fordyce to Captain Urquhart
Title
Letter from Captain Fordyce to Captain Urquhart
Genre
documents (object genre)
Creator
Fordice, C., Captain
Date
1775-12-01
Collection
American archives
Document ID
S4-V4-P01-sp06-D0004
Letter from General Howe to the Earl of Dartmouth: The state of Provisions gives rise to alarming apprehensions, and the uncertainty of Vessels getting into Boston is rendered more precarious by the Rebel Privateers infesting the Bay
Title
Letter from General Howe to the Earl of Dartmouth: The state of Provisions gives rise to alarming apprehensions, and the uncertainty of Vessels getting into Boston is rendered more precarious by the Rebel Privateers infesting the Bay
Genre
documents (object genre)
Creator
Howe, William, Major-General
Date
1775-12-13
Collection
American archives
Document ID
S4-V4-P01-sp06-D0252
Letter from Lord George Germaine to General Howe: Has received his plan on which the corps of Loyal Nova-Scotia Volunteers was then formed, and hopes by the activity of the officers, they may soon be able to complete the corps
Title
Letter from Lord George Germaine to General Howe: Has received his plan on which the corps of Loyal Nova-Scotia Volunteers was then formed, and hopes by the activity of the officers, they may soon be able to complete the corps
Genre
documents (object genre)
Date
1776-08-22
Collection
American archives
Document ID
S5-V1-P01-sp06-D1899
Letter from General Washington to the President of Congress: The enemy are first advancing, some of them are now in sight, the Jersey Flying-Camp have refused to continue longer in service
Title
Letter from General Washington to the President of Congress: The enemy are first advancing, some of them are now in sight, the Jersey Flying-Camp have refused to continue longer in service
Genre
documents (object genre)
Date
1776-12-01
Collection
American archives
Document ID
S5-V3-P03-sp01-D0008