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To George Washington from Major General Nathanael Greene, 11 June 1779

From Major General Nathanael Greene

Camp [Smiths Clove, N.Y.] June 11 1779

Sir

As every Artificer is wanted to repair Waggons and other necessary service I should be glad they may not be employed in laying floors to Markees—especially as boards is scarse.

There is another reason why I wish there may be a stop put to this business which is It is more than probable the floors will increase the baggage of the Army; For the officers will be loth to leave them behind after they are once made. I am with great respect Your Excellency’s Most Obedient humble ser.

N. Greene

ADfS, PPAmP: Nathanael Greene Papers.

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