To Doctor Benjamin Rush June 13th, 1783 SECOND STREET, SIR: I enclose you a copy of the original address, the reasons for so doing, are, not only that you may have an opportunity of showing it in the circle of your friends, but as many of them by sickness or otherwise, who may be cordially […]
From the original letter at the Library of Congress Borden town, State of N. Jersey June 7th, 1783 Sir As I have never troubled Congress with any application on my own account, but, on the contrary, have, from reasons both of delicacy and principle, made a point not to do it, I am the more
The American Crisis pamphlets in chronological order: I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, The Crisis Extraordinary, X, XI, Subernumary Crisis I, XII, XIII and Subernumary Crisis II. The Last CRISIS PART XIII From the Pennsylvania Packet, April 19, 1783 “THE times that tried mens souls,” (1) are over — and the greatest
January 23, 1783 PROVIDENCE, SIR: This makes my fourth letter without receiving a line from you in answer to my first letter from Mr. Lots which disappointment will put me to a good deal of difficulty. Enclosed is my last piece, and as I find the Commissioners are not coming forward I begin to have
