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Letter from General Schuyler to the New-York Congress. Has just received Despatches containing matters of the utmost importance, and wishes to meet a small Committee of their body, to whom he will communicate such part of his orders as become the subject of their consideration. [1775-06-30] Schuyler, Philip, Major-General. [S4-V2-p1139] [Document Details][Complete Volume]


General Schuyler to New-York Congress

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GENERAL SCHUYLER TO NEW-YORK CONGRESS.

New-York, June 30, 1775.

SIR: I do myself the honour to acquaint your respectable body, that late last evening I received some despatches containing matters of the first importance. They were accompanied by an order, the carrying of which into execution will require the aid of your body. I therefore wish to meet with a small Committee at any time and place, and the soonest possible, before whom I will lay such part of my orders as will become the subject of your consideration.

I am, Sir, with sentiments of respect and esteem, yours and the gentlemen of the Congress' s most obedient and humble servant,
PHILIP SCHUYLER.

Peter V. B. Livingston, esq., President of the New-York Provincial Congress.



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