Alexander Hamilton Papers
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Testimonies of My Military Conduct
Murarius presents testimonies of his military conduct for Hamilton's perusal.
Alexander Hamilton PapersSupport for Hamilton's Appointment
In some detail, Pickering expresses his support for Hamilton in the ongoing controversy over Hamilton's being appointed Inspector General over Generals Knox and Pinckney.
Alexander Hamilton PapersSketch of a Letter
Hamilton presents his respects to General Washington and sends a sketch of a letter in conformity to what occurred that morning.
Alexander Hamilton PapersSentiments of Our People Toward the Directory of France, Etc.
Washington expresses reluctance to come out of retirement to lead a military force in opposition to France. He is reassured by his communication with sundry people throughout the South that the …
Alexander Hamilton PapersSeeking Civil Employment
Armstrong wants Hamilton's support in seeking civil employment, perhaps as a Pay Master.
Alexander Hamilton PapersReport from London on French Intentions
King warns Hamilton of his suspicions regarding French intentions with respect to the American navy and the potential for war with France.
Alexander Hamilton PapersReplacing Young Lawrence with Young Harrison
Since Mr. Lawrence has expressed his regret at the nomination of his son, perhaps young Harrison, the son of the District Attorney, could be nominated in his stead.
Alexander Hamilton PapersRelative Rank of the Three Major Generals
Wolcott provides his views regarding the ongoing controversy over the relative rank of the three Major Generals.
Alexander Hamilton PapersRelative Rank of the Three Major Generals
Washington confides to Hamilton that he cannot comment on the relative rank of the three major generals until he receives an official account of the President's determination.
Alexander Hamilton PapersRelative Rank of Officers in the Provisional Army
Hamilton says that, if indispensable, he is willing to inhabit a lower rank than Knox but is not amenable to the same situation in relation to Pinckney. He is unwilling to occupy a lower rank to every …
Alexander Hamilton PapersRelative Rank of Major Generals
Washington assures Hamilton that he has made his sentiments clear regarding the relative rank of the three major generals of the Provisional Army. Since he is Commander in Chief, any controversy …
Alexander Hamilton PapersRelative Qualifications of Major Generals, Etc.
Presents the case for his superior qualifications in relation to General Pinckney and warns Washington of the insufficiency of McHenry in the post of Secretary of War.
Alexander Hamilton PapersRegulations Respecting Extral Allowances to Officers
Five regulations relative to extra allowances to Officers are explained.
Alexander Hamilton PapersRecommends Fishbourne Wharton as a Clerk
Wolcott recommends Fishbourne Wharton as a clerk or secretary to a general officer. Wharton comes from a respectable Quaker family. He lists Wharton's qualifications as amiable, intelligent, and well …
Alexander Hamilton PapersRecommendations for Positions in the Provisional Army
Along with a discussion of other matters, Van Schaack recommends Joseph Kellogg and Doctor David Leavenworth for positions in the provisional army.
Alexander Hamilton PapersRecommendations for Appointments
Hamilton makes several recommendations for appointments in the Army including his nephew, Philip Church, for a Captaincy in the infantry. He tells McHenry that he would consider it a personal favor if …
Alexander Hamilton PapersRecommendation of Major Landon
Van Schaak recommends Major Landon for admission into the provisional army.
Alexander Hamilton PapersRecommendation of Hamilton to be the Senior Major General
Washington extols Hamilton's many virtues as he recommends him to be the senior Major General in the Provisional Army.
Alexander Hamilton PapersRecommendation of Garret DeBow
Russel and Stephens recommend Garret DeBow for a post in the Provisional Army.
Alexander Hamilton PapersRecommendation of David Jones
Jay recommends his private secretary David Jones, son of the Comptroller, to be one of Hamilton's aides.
Alexander Hamilton PapersRecommendation of Count de Moelien
Carroll recommends the Count de Moelien for appointment as one of Hamilton's aides.
Alexander Hamilton PapersRecommendation for Elhanan W. Wheeler
Barker recommends Elhanan W. Wheeler, a man of unblemished moral character, for a position in the Provisional Army.
Alexander Hamilton PapersRecommendation for a Nephew of Mine
Livingston requests a recommendation from Hamilton for his nephew Robert to command a company of the troops to be trained to defend American independence.
Alexander Hamilton PapersRecommend Me to be the Agent
Stevens insists that he be appointed the agent for laying out the money appropriated by the State of New York for its defense. He has a large a large family to provide for and if he not given this …
Alexander Hamilton PapersRank in Relation to Other Major Generals, Etc.
Jay inquires as to Hamilton's rank in relation to the other Major Generals in the provisional Army and recommends former loyalist Warren De Lancey to lead a Company in said Army.
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