Two letters between Benjamin Tallmadge to Timothy Dwight containing extensive reflections on the morals and piety of his upbringing and early life, on his religious values while in the military, and on his present religious views.

Concerns Hubbard's unfortunate inventment in the Ohio Company's lands; gives some information about the activities of the company. Photostat.

Copies of two letters on one document. In the 1793 Sep 24 letter, Tallmadge thanks Dwight for his recent visit and discourses on religious topics. In the 1793 Oct 22, Tallmadge tells Dwight of his disillusionment with the pleasures of Philadelphia and his turn to religious matters; his loss of appetite and insomnia; mostly discussion of religious beliefs.

Acknowledges Tallmadge's letter, some religious discourse.