Language

English

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Description

Diary, typewritten transcripts of correspondence, and photostat of orders regarding a patrolling party for the New Jersey coast. Diary (1779) includes the names of the Brigandier, Field Officer, and Brigate Major; a description of courts-martial, command assignments, guard and fatigue details, complaints regarding pay, and similar matters; newspaper clippings (1825-1826); and sketches. Correspondence includes a letter (Philadelphia, Pa.; 1776 January 10) from John Hancock to Alexander, letter (Fishkill, N.Y.; 1778 October 6) from George Washington to Alexander, letter (Philadelphia, Pa.; 1778 November 26) from Henry Laurens to Alexander, and letter (Elizabeth Town, N.J.; 1778 December 1) from Alexander to Laurens concerning the conduct of the war.

Subjects

Topics

HistoryMilitary lifeCorrespondenceUnited States. Continental ArmyCourts-martial and courts of inquiry

Places

New JerseyUnited States

People

John Hancock (1737-1793)Henry Laurens (1724-1792)George Washington (1732-1799)

Times

Revolution, 1775-1783

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