| Description | "Sir, I have the honor to inclose the Manuscripts, you desired to peruse, and by the absence of my best clerk, am obliged to apologize for so bad a copy", leaves town early in the morning and wishes Haldimand an agreeable voyage
Enclosure, thoughts upon the dispute between Great Britain and her colonies, written in 1767, beginning "they who speak of the union between these countries, barely as of importance do not express themselves properly |