ALS, 1777 Nov. 31 [sic], to Thomas Bland.

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ALS, 1777 Nov. 31 [sic], to Thomas Bland.

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On questions of the rank of officers in the Continental Army and the anticipated war between France and England.

1 p. ; 30 cm.

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