Letter from Hodge, Allen and Campbell, publishers [manuscript], 1789 July 16.

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Letter from Hodge, Allen and Campbell, publishers [manuscript], 1789 July 16.

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The firm announces the publication of Gordon's "Rise, progress and termination of the late revolution," and asks Washington to subscribe.

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