Courts-Martial and Infractions of Military Discipline

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New York Feb^y 19 1800 Dear Sir I have read with great pleasure your letter to the committee of Defence. It presents the Subject in a very correct and interesting manner, Such as I Should expect much good from; if I did not begin to think with Chief Justice Ellsworth, that there is in a government like ours a natural antipathy to a System of every kind [undecipherable] [envelope side:] Febry 1800 Geo[rge] [undecipherable] respec[t]s — my letter on Military belongs to the committee [undecipherable] [NEW YORK postal stamp] FREE James W^r Henry Esq^r [undecipherable] Philadelphia [docket, bottom left:] H Will Henry Esq^r

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Draft Letter

Description

Routine correspondence concerning courts-martial and infractions of military discipline and routine instructions concerning the transfer of Army units and equipment.