Letter [to Horatio Gates].

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Letter [to Horatio Gates].

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Refers to his work on the fortification of Ticonderoga; says that he will accept another assignment if it is the general's wish. Probably addressed to Horatio Gates, during the spring or early summer of 1777.

[2] p. on 1 leaf 20 cm.

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