Joseph Reed Letters written to George Washington

Joseph Reed

Joseph Reed wrote 4 Letters from a total of 1 location - Philadelphia, PA. Joseph Reed wrote a total of 1 person named George Washington. Most of Joseph Reed's letters were written in the year 1779. Who did Joseph Reed know? View Joseph Reed's social graph.

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  • Joseph Reed letter to George Washington.

    Philadelphia, PA - 14 July 1779

    though it was and is the universal opinion, that the number of men under General Sullivan is greater than can be fed, when he proceeds a little further on the expedition, yet we gave early and peremptory orders to the companies of rangers to join him

  • Joseph Reed letter to George Washington.

    Philadelphia, PA - 24 November 1779

    we never exhibited any other charge against General Arnold to Congress, than that of appropriating the public wagons of the State to private uses

  • Joseph Reed letter to George Washington.

    Philadelphia, PA - 5 June 1780

    I do not know by what means the expected assistance from France has been procured; but it will certainly give a complexion to the alliance in future, according to the reception it meets with here.

  • Joseph Reed letter to George Washington.

    Philadelphia, PA - 20 June 1780

    I have received your favor of the 16th instant, directing the march of the city light-horse, for which the necessary orders will be given, and they will proceed with all possible despatch.