Warren writes to Knox
Document 1790Letter, Warren asks for favor of a reply from Knox.
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[address panel: General Knox]
[docket, upper right: M. Warren / Oct 4th 90]
Plymouth Sept 24th 1790
Sir
Though some of my late letters,
^(past)^
have been received by the minister at War
with a silence which perhaps ought to
forbid further interruption: yet as I will
not suppose it a designed neglect I ask
my friend General Knox to accept a small
volume lately offered the public, by
his most Obedient
humble servant
M Warren
[address: Gen Knox]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Letter, Warren asks for favor of a reply from Knox.
Date
09/24/1790
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Plymouth
Repository
Collection
Document number
1790092440001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Henry Knox
Warren
General [Henry] Knox
Notable locations
Plymouth
Notable items
accept a small virtue lately offered to the public
though some of my late letters have been received by the minister at war with a pitence which perhaps might to forbid further interruption
[Secretary of War]
suppose it a designed neglect