Letter from William Howe to George Germain (no.64) Concerning Two Soldiers Found Guilty of Desertion at Court Martial

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Letter from William Howe to George Germain (no.50) Regarding Two Soldiers Sentence to Death by Court Martial for Forgery

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Letter from William Howe to George Germain (no.72) Regarding the Result of a Court Martial and a Representation of the Accused as an Object of Royal Clemency

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Letter from George Germain to William Howe (no.12) Agreeing with the Decision to Forgo the Execution of Two Soldiers Charged with Forgery

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Letter from William Howe to George Germain (no.55), with Enclosure, Regarding a Soldier Sentenced to Death for Desertion

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Letter from William Howe to George Germain (no.52) Enclosing Papers Relating to Two General Court Martials

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Letter from George Germain to William Howe (no.15) Regarding Recent Military Successes

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Letters from George Germain to General Howe Regarding On-going Efforts Against the American Rebels, Various Colonial Governors and Two Soldiers Convicted of Forgery

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Letter from William Howe to George Germain (no.62) Regarding Military Planning, Increased Threat from the Rebels and the Troop Movements

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Letter from William Howe to George Germain (no.68), with Enclosures, Giving an Account of the Military Campaign Since Arriving on the Elk River

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