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Alexander Hamilton Papers

Alexander Hamilton Papers

Library of Congress: Manuscript Division

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Title	Alternate label	Class
Emoluments Suspended for General Officers		Document
Impending War Between Britain and France		Document
Prospects of Continuation in Office, Etc.		Document
Compensation for Losses Sustained During the War		Document
Enclosed Letter		Document
Questions Stated by the President regarding matters of France and relative to loans		Document
One-Third of the Answers to the Questions of April 18th		Document
Opinion of Hamilton & Knox Respecting the Brigantine "Little Sarah"		Document
Quarrels with Genet, Etc.		Document
Thoughts on Defense submitted to President Washington		Document
Trade to Sweden, Etc.		Document
Virginia Will Do Her Duty		Document
My Late Appointment		Document
America as an Asylum to the Oppressed of Europe		Document
Hamilton Volunteers to Fight the Insurrection		Document
Arms & Equipage Needed to Supply the Militia		Document
Clothing for Detachments in the Rear		Document
Disposition of Militia from New Jersey & Pennsylvania		Document
Continuing the Expedition		Document
No Material Derangement of the General Plan		Document
Right Wing is Fully In Measure with the Left		Document
Report from the Camp Near Cherry's Mill		Document
No Disgraceful Insults or Injuries to the Inhabitants		Document
Speculation Relative to Hamilton's Presence with the Army, Etc.		Document
Investigations to Apprehend the Guilty		Document