Autograph letter signed : Mount Vernon, to John Paul Jones, 1785 Nov. 25.

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Autograph letter signed : Mount Vernon, to John Paul Jones, 1785 Nov. 25.

Concerning the admission of Captains Edward Stack and Eugene MacCarthy [who had served as volunteers on the Bon Homme Richard] to the Society of the Cincinnati.

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