Letter to M. Brashier, 1781 August 24.

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Letter to M. Brashier, 1781 August 24.

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Letter to Colonel M. Brashier requesting two certificates; one stating the facts respecting a debate in convention on the attempt to seize Governor Tryon, the other stating when his orders to prevent Governor Tryon's seizure were received. Written at Philadelphia, Penn.

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American Periodical Series I

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