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	Mr Huger Located in Continental Congress - Papers…Page 485	21 May 2008
	Chas. Town 5 April 1779 Located in Continental Congress - Papers…Page 485	21 May 2008
	However all that we can do is to be prepared for the worst that they can do. I have the honor to be with the greatest Respect sir your most obediant servant John Adams Located in Continental Congress - Papers…Page 34	21 May 2008
	Dr John Morgan Located in Continental Congress - Papers…Page 51	21 May 2008
	Mr Drayton Located in Continental Congress - Papers…Page 324	21 May 2008
	A Feruson Sectary to British Commissioners 7th August 1778 recd 12th August 1778 Located in Continental Congress - Papers…Page 324	21 May 2008
	Lieutennant General Burgoyne Located in Continental Congress - Papers…Page 321	21 May 2008
	Adam Ferguson Located in Continental Congress - Papers…Page 321	21 May 2008
	His Excellency Henry Laurens Esq President of the Congress Located in Continental Congress - Papers…Page 321	21 May 2008
	Stephen Ward Located in Continental Congress - Papers…Page 580	21 May 2008
	referred to Mr Drayton Located in Continental Congress - Papers…Page 582	21 May 2008
	The Honorable John Jay at Philadelphia Located in Continental Congress - Papers…Page 582	21 May 2008
	Me Drayton Located in Continental Congress - Papers…Page 414	21 May 2008
	Gen. Washington 21 March 1778 Located in Continental Congress - Papers…Page 414	21 May 2008
	George Washington Located in Continental Congress - Papers…Page 412	21 May 2008
	Mr R H Lee Located in Continental Congress - Papers…Page 373	21 May 2008
	Mr Drayton Located in Continental Congress - Papers…Page 373	21 May 2008
	Horatio Gates Located in Continental Congress - Papers…Page 372	21 May 2008
	From the commencement of the War it was never more necessary for the final establishment of Civil Liberty & Independency, that the main Strength of the United States should be called this hour in to service Located in Continental Congress - Papers…Page 371	21 May 2008
	The best spies are hard to be got; and the most indifferent are seldom to be believed Located in Continental Congress - Papers…Page 370	21 May 2008

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Annotations by dixiekml

Mr Huger

Chas. Town 5 April 1779

However all that we can do is to be prepared for the worst that they can do. I have the honor to be with the greatest Respect sir your most obediant servant John Adams

Dr John Morgan

Mr Drayton

A Feruson Sectary to British Commissioners 7th August 1778 recd 12th August 1778

Lieutennant General Burgoyne

Adam Ferguson

His Excellency Henry Laurens Esq President of the Congress

Stephen Ward

referred to Mr Drayton

The Honorable John Jay at Philadelphia

Me Drayton

Gen. Washington 21 March 1778

George Washington

Mr R H Lee

Mr Drayton

Horatio Gates

From the commencement of the War it was never more necessary for the final establishment of Civil Liberty & Independency, that the main Strength of the United States should be called this hour in to service

The best spies are hard to be got; and the most indifferent are seldom to be believed