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The works of Alexander Hamilton (vol. 1 of 7)

WASHINGTON TO HAMILTON AND DU PORTAIL.

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Head Quarters, West Point, October 25, 1779.

Gentlemen:

I have just received a letter from Colonel Hamilton, mentioning your having changed your position, at Lewistown, for that of Little Egg Harbor; and that you would write me more fully on your arrival at the Furnace.

In my last I informed you that the enemy had evacuated both their posts at King’s Ferry; since which, no alteration has taken place that has come to my knowledge. Things at Rhode Island remain in the same situation; at least I have received no accounts, either confirming or contradicting my former intelligence.

I am, Gentlemen, your most ob’t, Humble servant, G. Washington.

Gen. Du Portail. Colonel Hamilton.

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