Alexander Hamilton
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Your Opinion Respecting the Proposed Arrangements
McHenry requests Hamilton's opinion regarding the proposed arrangements and swears him to secrecy regarding the contents of his recent letter.
Alexander Hamilton PapersWill Receive Instructions from Mr. Wolcott
Received letter. Mr. Wolcott will send instructions.
MMC, McHenry, James: Mm85004543What is to be said to General Knox?
McHenry notes that he has had to leave Philadelphia for reasons of health, but inquires as to Hamilton's response to General Knox's letter regarding the relative seniority of Major Generals in the …
Alexander Hamilton PapersWarrant for Unknown Author
The unknown author requests a warrant for one thousand dollars that will enable him to discharge sundry bills drawn on him by Capt. Beatty, Paymaster of the United States.
Post Revolutionary War Manuscripts, 1784-1811. (RG94) (M904)Transferring Troops from the Islands to West Point
Because of the inconvenience of adding new barracks to Bedlows Island and Oyster Island, McHenry suggests re-locating the troops on these islands to West Point pending the construction of permanent …
Alexander Hamilton PapersThe Sun Begins to Shine
McHenry informs Hamilton that he has received the President's letter with the commissions for the three generals.
Alexander Hamilton PapersThe Necessity of Calling You Into Service
Among other matters, Wolcott suggests to Hamilton that he replace McHenry as Secretary of War. He discusses the claims of British creditors and the progress of sickness in Philadelphia
Alexander Hamilton PapersThe Ardor of Aiding the Country
Living in London, Judah offers to report on events occurring on the European continent which may affect the United States. .
[Empty Placeholder Collection for Incomplete Collection Associations.]Testimonies of My Military Conduct
Murarius presents testimonies of his military conduct for Hamilton's perusal.
Alexander Hamilton PapersSupport for Hamilton's Appointment
In some detail, Pickering expresses his support for Hamilton in the ongoing controversy over Hamilton's being appointed Inspector General over Generals Knox and Pinckney.
Alexander Hamilton PapersSentiments of Our People Toward the Directory of France, Etc.
Washington expresses reluctance to come out of retirement to lead a military force in opposition to France. He is reassured by his communication with sundry people throughout the South that the …
Alexander Hamilton PapersSeeking Civil Employment
Armstrong wants Hamilton's support in seeking civil employment, perhaps as a Pay Master.
Alexander Hamilton PapersRequests List of Nominations for the President
The President has requested a list of nominations for observations from the department heads. Smith's name will stand. Has heard nothing from General Pinckney about a military school. Seeks …
MMC, McHenry, James: Mm85004543Requests Confidential Opinion of Arrangements
Refers to previous communications. Requests opinion about proposed arrangement. Requests confidentiality.
MMC, McHenry, James: Mm85004543Requests Careful Communication and Explanation
Encloses explanation. Requests careful communication, not in writing.
MMC, McHenry, James: Mm85004543Requests Attention to Forthcoming Report of British Forces
Encloses letter. Promises to write a full report of the British forces. Requests earliest attention.
MMC, McHenry, James: Mm85004543Request for Orders to Pass Along to Frigate Captains
McHenry to sail in a few days, requested orders for captain of U.S. ships of war regarding approved interactions with French privateers.
Catalog of Manuscripts CollectionReports Representation to the President
Does not blame Hamilton for his determination. Peckering, Wolcott, and Claddert have agreed to make a respectful representation to the President.
MMC, McHenry, James: Mm85004543
