| Date |
June 7, 1799 |
| Author Name |
Alexander Hamilton (primary) Location: New York |
| Recipient Name |
George Washington (primary) |
| Summary |
Hamilton reports to the Commander in Chief on the status of the recruiting service, the appointment of officers in the northeast, and the distribution of officers in the western army. He also has information on events in Europe
resulting from the publication of the Treaty of Camp Formio. |
| Document Format |
Autograph Letter Signed |
| Document Notes |
Cited in Washington to Hamilton, 06/19/1799. |
| Content Notes |
[not available] |
| Related Persons/Groups |
George Washington; Alexander Hamilton; field officers for the regiment; Rufus Graves; Lt. Colonel Commandant Timothy Darling; Cornelius Lynde Majors; officers for South Carolina and Georgia; Colonel Timothy Taylor; native Americans; Colonel Burbeck; ; |
| Related Places |
New York; Maryland; Delaware; Pennsylvania; New Jersey; Connecticut; Massachusetts; Virginia; New Hampshire; Vermont; Rhode Island; France; ; |
| Keywords |
recruiting service is now in motion; transmission of supplies; money and clothing; recruiting; no obstacle arises from supplies; intelligence [information] is very well; letter from Mr. Rufus King; unpleasant intelligence; publication of the Treaty of Campo Formio by the Directory; affairs of the Emperor; jealousy of the King of Prussia; no end to the folly of potentates; operations of the Arch Duke; his genius and energy; ; |
| Key Phrases |
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