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Author: Henry Knox
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Discusses some sort of business. Date previously inferred, written in pencil. Writing is extremely faded and water stained, making it difficult to read.
Author: Henry Knox
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Discusses some sort of business. Date previously inferred, written in pencil. Writing is extremely faded and water stained, making it difficult to read.
Author: Clement Biddle
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Discusses financial accounts with Knox, including the purchase of stocks. Page two features a chart concerning Knox's accounts with Biddle.
Author: Clement Biddle
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Author: Clement Biddle
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Mentions acquaintances who recently arrived from Switzerland. Notes that they saw George Greene, presumably George Washington Greene, in Paris for one day. Encloses a letter from George to Mrs. [Catharine] Greene (letter not included) and asks Knox to transmit the letter to her.
Author: Clement Biddle
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Biddle tells Knox that he got the Certificate for the Bank share passed through as soon as I could after the full time allowed by the regulations at the bank had Expired and should have transferred it but your power to me for the purpose has been misplayed either by me or at the Bank. Biddle is mortified at this delay.
Author: Clement Biddle
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Replies to Knox's letter from 14 April (GLC02437.03838). Says there is no prospect of any warrants being paid at the Pennsylvania Treasury. Further discusses pay warrants related to soldiers' compensation and rations. Marked private on the address leaf.
Author: Henry Knox
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Knox, Secretary of War, replies to a 10 April letter from Biddle. Discusses furnishing the Pennsylvania quota of troops with rations, noting that he wrote a public letter to Biddle on the same topic (this letter is marked private on the docket). Writes, I wish the business would be worthy of your attention- The treasury are so poor that they cannot make other payments than by warrants. Regrets that he can not assist Biddle more in the matter. Noted as a copy on the docket.
Author: Clement Biddle
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Reports to Knox that the bank stock is at par, but I will take Care to provide as you desire.
Author: Henry Knox
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Knox writes a warm letter to Colonel Biddle. I should have done violence to my feelings and Sentiments, my dear Biddle, were I to pass further from you eastward without dropping one line of recognition- The War is over, our acquaintance began in times of distress and was ripened by common danger into sincere friendship. We shall now assume new situations which may separate us widely and perhaps forever. But no distance, and no circumstances but loss of memory will obliterate... the idea of your goodness and sensibility... If at any period it may appear that I can be of service to you or yours, suffer me to embrace the opportunity...
Author: Clement Biddle
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Submits an account of rations. Marked as private on address leaf. Writes, We are fondly hoping that Congress will determine to form the new Government at this place, in which Case I expect we shall have the pleasure of your & Mrs. Knox's Company-
