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Contains 5 Results:
1818 Jan 1-Jan 15
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Three letters, from Benjamin Tallmadge to Colonel John Tayloe and John Paine Cushman.
Tallmadge's letter to Tayloe serves as a letter of introduction for Cushman. His letters to Cushman contain social news and political commentary, including an observation that the bill to aid indigent Revolutionary solders has not yet been passed.
Tallmadge, Benjamin to John Tayloe, 1818 Jan 1
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Letter of introduction to Tayloe for John Paine Cushman; Tallmadge remarks on his happiness to returning to private life.
Tallmadge, Benjamin to Society of the Cincinnati in the State of New Hampshire president, 1800 Mar 10
Connecticut's chapter to the society has chosen to send five members to a general meeting in Philadelphia; Tallmadge hopes the other state chapters will not fail to be represented. Photostat.
Tallmadge, Benjamin to John Paine Cushman, 1818 Jan 7
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Family news and remarks about Congress.
Tallmadge, Benjamin to John Paine Cushman, 1818 Jan 15
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Discusses bills before Congress re: compensation and indigent soldiers of the American Revolution.