Document signed : Kew, to [John] Robinson, 1777 Apr. 1.

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Document signed : Kew, to [John] Robinson, 1777 Apr. 1.

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Suggesting either Major-General Mackay or Sir William Draper to succeed Colonel Monson in command of the troops of the East India Co., and pointing out the objections to both.

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Pierpont Morgan Library.

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