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    Letter, 1780 September 16, Head Quarters, Bergen County, to Major Benjamin Tallmadge.

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    2011-11-14
    Author
    Washington, George, 1732-1799.
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    Culper Spy Ring.
    Washington, George,1732-1799 -- Correspondence.
    Tallmadge, Benjamin,1754-1835.
    Townsend, Robert,1753-1838.
    United States -- History -- Revolution, 1775-1783 -- Secret service -- Sources.
    Espionage -- New York (State) -- Long Island -- Sources.
    United States -- History -- Revolution, 1775-1783 -- Cryptography.
    Abstract
    Washington, George (b. February 16, 1732, d. December 17, 1799), President of the United States of America (1789-1797). Letter signed ("G:o Washington"), as Commander in Chief of the Continental Army, to Major Benjamin Tallmadge, Headquarters, Bergen County, dated September 16, 1780. 1 page; folio; docketed upon receipt by Major Tallmadge. Dimensions: 21.5 cm. x 34 cm.
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    Transcript: Head Quarters, Bergen County, 16th Sept. 1780. Dear Sir, I have recd. yours of the 13th: as I have your several late favors with their enclosures. It is im: :possible for me, circumstanced as matters are, to give a positive answer to C-- juniors request; as I cannot, without knowing his views, tell what are his expectations. Of this, both you and he may rest assured, that should he continue servicable and faithful, and should the issue of our Affairs prove as favorable as we hope, I shall be ready to recommend him to the public, if public employ shall be his aim, and if not, that I shall think myself bound to represent his conduct in the light it deserves, and procure him a compen: sation of another kind. I shall take the first good opportunity of sending you a further sum of Money for contin: :gencies. I am Dear Sir Your most ob.' Servt G. o Washington Major Tallmadge
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