The Case of Benjamin Wells
Document 1800Since Benjamin Wells distinguished himself during the disturbances in the western part of Pennsylvania and the losses he sustained in support of the government were considerable, he should be indemnified by the government.
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Type
Draft Letter
Description
Since Benjamin Wells distinguished himself during the disturbances in the western part of Pennsylvania and the losses he sustained in support of the government were considerable, he should be indemnified by the government.
Date
03/12/1800
Author
Recipient
Collection
Document number
1800031237300
Note
Published in the Papers of Alexander Hamilton, vol. XXIV, 321-322.
Notable persons
Alexander Hamilton
Oliver Wolcott, Junior
Benjamin Wells
Notable locations
New York
Pennsylvania
Notable items
disturbances
rebellion
exertions
object of vengeance
losses
reward
compensation