Patrick Henry to Wythe, 7 January 1778

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Letter text, January 7, 1778

Jan 7th 1778

Sir

From the Importance of the Matters contained in the inclosed [sic] Papers, I have been induced to loose no Time in sending them to you. Secrecy in the Discussion is thought by Congress to be necessary. In case the Legislature shall make any Regulations in the purchasing Comissarys [sic] Department, Despatch [sic] is necessary from the advanced Season of the Year. With great Regard I have the Honor to be

Sir Your obedient humble Servant

P. HENRY


The Honble George Wythe Esqr.,

Speaker at the House of Delegates[1]

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References

  1. ↑ "Gov. Henry to George Wythe, Speaker of the House of Delegates, (From Va. State Archives, Ex. Com.)" in Official Letters of the Governors of the State of Virginia, vol. 1, The Letters of Patrick Henry, ed. H. R. McIlwaine (Richmond: Superintendent of Public Printing, 1926), 225.
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