Settlement of pre-Revolution Debts of American Merchants, Letter, 1792,21 July.

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Settlement of pre-Revolution Debts of American Merchants, Letter, 1792,21 July.

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Letter of introduction for Charles Duncan, a British merchant, representing his own and several other firms in Great Britain, regarding the status of settlement through Congress and the courts, debts contracted by American merchants before the American revolution.

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Temple University Libraries, Paley Library

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