Jonathan Trumbull, Jr., papers, 1783.

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Jonathan Trumbull, Jr., papers, 1783.

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Letter from Trumbull to Capt. George Hurlbut, of New London, Conn., on behalf of General Washington, concerning alleviation of Hurlbut's misfortunes, obtaining passage to New London, and possible need for obtaining a passport from Sir Guy Carleton or Admiral Digby; another copy of the same; and a printed order from General Washington concerning the conduct of General Howe.

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New London County Historical Society

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Digby, Robert, 1732-1815

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Howe, William Howe, Viscount, 1729-1814

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