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The Diplomatic Correspondence of the American Revolution, Vol. 02

Note 2 — THE CORRESPONDENCE OF ARTHUR LEE,

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The name of Lieutenant Governor Colden of New York, to whom this and two other letters are directed, was doubtless assumed by Mr Lee for the purpose of disguise, in case the letters should fall into the enemy’s hands. Colden was a royalist.

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