Letter from the Secretary at War
Document 1788Knox expresses alarm over an unidentified subject. Knox states that if business is protracted then "great injury" is liable to happen.
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New York 28 December 1789
Sir
I am very much alarmed at not hearing from you on the subject of the reference. I am apprehensive that the business may be protracted in such a manner as to be unfinished at the period of Mr Jones departure. If this unfortunately should be the case I apprehend that we [undecipherable] liable to great injury
I may your information on the subject
I am Dear Sir
With great respect
Your very humble
[undecipherable: servant]
[signature]
Mr Isaac Winslow Junr
[docket, verso: 28 Decem 1789 / To Sect [undecipherable: Knox]]
Type
Letterbook
Description
Knox expresses alarm over an unidentified subject. Knox states that if business is protracted then "great injury" is liable to happen.
Date
12/28/1788
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Collection
Document number
1788122800001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Isaac Winslow
Henry Knox
Mr. Jones
Notable locations
New York

