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Title: Letter from Captain Walker to William Duer
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-12-16
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V3-P03-sp03-D0048

Title: Letter from General George Clinton to William Duer
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-11-14
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V3-P01-sp20-D0215

Title: Letter to William Duer, one of the Judges of Charlotte County
Genre: documents (object genre)
Creator: New-York Committee of Safety
Date: 1775-07-11
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S4-V2-P01-sp46-D0103

Title: Letter from Teach Tilghman to William Duer: Except they can get a vast superiority of ground, their raw troops are not a match for the disciplined soldiers of the enemy, especially when backed by constant fire of artillery
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-10-29
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V2-P01-sp27-D0285

Title: Letter from Tench Tilghman to William Duer: Anchors and cable will be wanted to moor the boats in order to throw a bridge over Harlem river
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-10-07
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V2-P01-sp25-D0103

Title: Letter from Tench Tilghman to William Duer
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-10-22
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V3-P01-sp19-D0037

Title: Letter from Teach Tilghman to William Duer: To be obliged to follow an enemy whose route is a secret is not a little distressing, especially as there are not wagons enough to transport the baggage and provision
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-10-20
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V2-P01-sp25-D0551

Title: Letter from Teach Tilghman to William Duer: Every step is taken to prevent the enemy out-flanking the Army, and at the same time to secure a retreat in case of need, the appearance of General Lee has contributed not a little to strengthen the spirits
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-10-17
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V2-P01-sp25-D0451

Title: Letter from General Mifflin to William Duer: Directions for the erection of barracks
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-10-26
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V2-P01-sp27-D0209

Title: Letter from General Schuyler to Committee of Albany, May 14: Requests a secret committee may be appointed to receive the information he sends by Mr. Duet of the intentions of the Tortes in the neighbouring Counties
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-05-14
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S4-V6-P02-sp01-D0542

Title: No. 37. Letter from Tench Tilghman to William Duer
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-10-27
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V3-P01-sp19-D0066

Title: Letter from Jacob Cuyler to William Duer
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-12-14
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V3-P03-sp01-D0459

Title: Letter from Gerard Bancker to William Duer: Report on the place most suitable for erecting barracks
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-11-05
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V3-P01-sp18-D0098

Title: Letter from Teach Tilghman to William Duer: The Waldeckers, prisoners, are amazed at the kind treatment they receive, they say they were torn away from their country, and if their fellow soldiers knew how kindly they would be treated, they would lay
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-10-27
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V2-P01-sp27-D0232

Title: Letter from Tench Tilghman to William Duer: Engagement of General Lee's division with the enemy
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-10-23
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V2-P01-sp27-D0101

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