The Diplomatic Correspondence of the American Revolution, Vol. 02
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The Diplomatic Correspondence of the American Revolution, Vol. 02
United States -- Foreign relations -- 1775-1783; United States -- History -- Revolution, 1775-1783 -- Sources
1777, Livres.
May 25th, Power of Attorney to Dr Franklin
to dispose of the first remittance, 9
Remitted to Gardoqui at Bilboa
(for supplies sent to Congress)
November 29th, 1777, 60,790;
May 29th, 1778, 14,599;
September 25th, 24,654;
January 3d, 1779, 19,905; 119,848
1778,
Feb. 7th, Courier with despatches to Nantes, 120
20th, A person’s expenses to and from
London, to get intelligence, 1,165
March 30th, Remitted to the prisoners at Portsmouth
by Mr Thornton, 495
Advanced for the State of Virginia, 35,585
June, Cost and expenses of 800 fusils, 22,548
" 10th, Lieutenant Jones of the Providence,
his expenses for bringing despatches, 347
" 23d, Mr Thornton’s expenses to
Portsmouth, &c. 480
My own expenses, 2,232
Sept. 25th, Mr Bonfield’s accounts for supplies
sent, 52,501
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_Amount carried over_, 235,330
_Amount brought over_, 235,330
Banker’s commission, 1,037
30,000 blankets ordered from Bilboa, 210,000
Charges on them, 18,000
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464,567
_Public Money received._
1777, May, Remittance from Spain, 187,500
1778, Oct. Two do " do 187,500
Interest on the last for three months, 2,000
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377,000
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Debit, 87,567
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January 1st, 1779. Livres 464,567
COUNT DE VERGENNES TO ARTHUR LEE.
Translation.
Versailles, January 10th, 1779.
Sir,
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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