Discussion of Military Discipline & Hospital Stores
Document 1792Letter, discusses military discipline; discusses quality of hospital stores.
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[Private]
No 21
Novr 15, 1792
It is with great diffidence that I presume to [undecipherable] to Shewing [undecipherable]
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Artillery for the concerns of the War Department, to the Commanding Officers the [undecipherable] laid to discern it under the arrangements which prevailed during the Command of the late Maj. Ferguson, the troops on Officers & under your Instructions, should appear to countenance [undecipherable] admin'd both as [undecipherable] Instructions are not enjoined on that head, yet I shall very unwillingly incur [undecipherable] with any Rule & Establish'd by my superior Officers, have distinctly supported the wago[undecipherable] [undecipherable] on [undecipherable] in this Department
Complaints having been made to me of the [undecipherable] hospitals here, I directed the Inspector to effect Dr Allison in [undecipherable] to investigate those [undecipherable], but he declin'd [undecipherable]
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Type
Draft Letter
Description
Letter, discusses military discipline; discusses quality of hospital stores.
Date
02/13/1792
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Fort Washington
Repository
Document number
1792021340001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Henry Knox
James Wilkinson
Dr. Allison
Major Ferguson
artillery
ordnance department
cadets
Secretary of War
Notable locations
Fort Washington
Notable items
departments
duties
army
penalties
establishment of cadets
drunkenness
confine the troops to their quarters
humanity revolts
promote the public good
officers
under some instructions
these are not explicit on that head
rule established by an inferior officer
supported the usage heretofore in practice
complaints having been made
quality of the hospital stores
impostor
commanding officer of artillery
ordnance department
latter claims it under the arrangements which prevailed
command of the late Maj. Ferguson
hospital stores
punishment

