Correspondence, 1779-1822.

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Correspondence, 1779-1822.

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Includes incoming and outgoing letters, 1779-1822, having to do principally with Truxtun's naval and political interests; and several printed circular letters, 1802-1808, relating to Truxtun's resignation in 1802 from the navy. There are additionally typescript copies of 34 of the letters.

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Historical Society of Pennsylvania

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