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To Alexander Hamilton from John G. Coffin, 24 April 1800

From John G. Coffin, 24 April 1800

Boston 24 April 1800

Sir,

I duly received your letter prolonging my furlough to the 31st ultimo, for which I offer my thanks.

As soon as my health would permit after this date, I set out for your head quarters, but have been detained here in consequence of a relapse into the Ague & Fever.

I shall proceed to New York so soon as my strength will permit—in the mean time I am Sir, very Respectfully, your obedt. hum: Servant—

John G. Coffin S.M.

Major General Alexander Hamilton &c. &c.

(ALS, Hamilton Papers, Library of Congress).

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    To Alexander Hamilton from John G. Coffin, 24 April 1800
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    Hamilton, Alexander
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    24 April 1800

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