Letter signed [in the hand of John Fitzgerald] : Headquarters, Middlebrook, to [George Clinton], 1777 June 8.

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Letter signed [in the hand of John Fitzgerald] : Headquarters, Middlebrook, to [George Clinton], 1777 June 8.

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Giving instructions regarding the opposition to the advance of the English up the Hudson River. [Shortly afterward, the fort had to be abandoned].

1 item (1 p.) ; 33cm.

Pierpont Morgan Library.

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