George Washington, L.S. Camp at Ramapough July 24 [1777] : to Col. [Stephen] Moylan of the Light Horse
1777
MSS L1977.164.3 M [Oversize]
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Title
George Washington, L.S. Camp at Ramapough July 24 [1777] : to Col. [Stephen] Moylan of the Light Horse
Published
Ramapough, [N.J.] [1777]
Description
[2] p. ; 38 cm. (fol.)
Call Number
MSS L1977.164.3 M [Oversize]
Note
In the hand of Washington's military secretary, Robert Hanson Harrison, but signed by Washington.
"The Enemy's fleet having left the Hook and gone to Sea, I ... request that you will immediately repair with your Regiment to the City of Philadelphia and put yourself under the direction of the commanding officer there."
"You will not lose a moment's time and will order your baggage to follow under a proper guard."
Watermark: Powder horn & GR; apparently not in Gravell, though similar to his example 300 in "Foreign watermarks", p. 94; but the powder horn faces the opposite direction, and the chain lines intersect the letters in different places.
Page [2] is address page.
Portion of seal extant.
Gift of Evelyn Lansdale Wildman and Clare Lansdale Johnston, through the agency of their father, Philip Moylan Lansdale, a member of the Maryland Society of the Cincinnati
Digitized image available, see URL.
"The Enemy's fleet having left the Hook and gone to Sea, I ... request that you will immediately repair with your Regiment to the City of Philadelphia and put yourself under the direction of the commanding officer there."
"You will not lose a moment's time and will order your baggage to follow under a proper guard."
Watermark: Powder horn & GR; apparently not in Gravell, though similar to his example 300 in "Foreign watermarks", p. 94; but the powder horn faces the opposite direction, and the chain lines intersect the letters in different places.
Page [2] is address page.
Portion of seal extant.
Gift of Evelyn Lansdale Wildman and Clare Lansdale Johnston, through the agency of their father, Philip Moylan Lansdale, a member of the Maryland Society of the Cincinnati
Digitized image available, see URL.
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