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Enclosed is a copy of a letter which I have written to the Secretary of War on the subject of a...
The preparation of a good system for the Tactics and police of the different portions of our Army...
I have received your letter of the twenty eighth, but do not perceive in it any sufficient reason...
Agreeable to a conversation which we had while you were in this city I have directed Lieutenant...
New York, December 3, 1799. “… In conformity with your letter of the 25th of November I have...
It is my wish to employ General North with your assistance in preparing regulations for the...
New York, December 4, 1799. “In your letter of the fifth of October you speak in strong terms of...
New York, December 4, 1799. “I take the liberty to request of you information whether the claims...
New York, December 4, 1799. “I wish to employ you during the ensuing winter in preparing...
Having some private business of importance to transact at Philadelphia, and there being several...
I have received your letters of the 20th and 25th of November. A Judge Advocate General it is...
I have received your letters of the fourth of October, and of the fourteenth and twenty sixth of...
I enclose to you an arrangement of the Officers of Artillery attached to the Western army into...
I have received your letter of the 20. of November with its inclosure. I am pleased with the...
[ Philadelphia, December 17, 1799. On February 26, 1800, Robert W. Hamilton wrote to Hamilton :...
[ Philadelphia, December 17, 1799. On December 23, 1799, Smith wrote to Hamilton and referred to...
I have heretofore submitted to you a scale for the allowance of servants to the different grades...
Major Gen. Hamilton , has received through the Secretary of War, the following order from the...
I enclose to you some regulations relative to the funeral honors to be paid to our departed...
I send you the copy of an order which will govern you relative to the funeral honors to be paid...
Enclosed is a General Order which you will be pleased to circulate thro’ the district under my...
The death of our beloved commander in Chief was known to you before it was to me. I can be at no...
Agreeable to suggestions heretofore made I request that you will forthwith commence in...
I have just received your letter of yesterday with it’s enclosure. The Artillery will remain,...
Pursuant to an instruction some time since received from you, I have now the honor to offer to...
Uniform for the Army of the United States For The Commander In Chief      A blue Coat, without...
A complete revision of the Articles of War is desireable, as they require amendment in many...
A Regiment of Infantry is composed of a Lt Colonel Commandant 2 Majors first and second, An...
In conformity with the establishment by law and until a definitive arrangement shall be...
The Elements of the Tactics of the Infantry consists of three branches. The 1 comprehending the...
Yr. letter of the 15 of Decr. last was delayed in getting to hand by the circumstance of its...
Application has been made to me on the Subject of Chaplains. I find by recurrence to the laws...
I have been much pained by the representations which Colonel Smith has made to me on the subject...
Your different letters of the 23rd 24th and 28th. of December have been delivered to me. It is...
65General Orders, 4 January 1800 (Hamilton Papers)
The General Court Martial, of which captain Amos Stoddart was President, having found James,...
New York, January 4, 1800. “I have received your letter of the fourth of December, with the...
It is indeed a long time, My Dear Sir, since I have written to you, and I feel my obligation to...
I have received your letter of Decr. 17th. It was not my intention that the relative rank of your...
I have this day written to Colonel Smith informing him of my intention to detach you from the...
New York, January 9, 1800. “… The Adjutt: General is busied in preparing the Return you require....
Gambling, a vice destructive to the reputation of an army, and fraught with every evil not only...
I have received your letter of the ninth of January with it’s enclosure. Nothing definitive was...
I did not thing it proper, Madam, to intrude amidst the first effusions of your grief. But I can...
Some of the maxims which obtain with the Officers at the seat of Government, charged with the...
I have the honor to send you the return of the Army of the UStates which you lately required and...
I shall go to Albany on Sunday next on urgent business. Official communications from you will, of...
There are many officers in Town who have entirely worn out their Uniforms, and are anxious to...
The section of the Act of the 3 of March 1797, to which you refer in your letter of yesterday, is...
The inclosed letter speaks for itself. I think upon the whole unless there are objections of...
The fatigues of my journey were solaced this morning by a happy meeting with your father and...