Who was Henry Knox talking about?

John Adams

(colleague)

Henry Knox documents that mention John Adams (1 total)

Henry Knox letter to George Washington
Boston, MA - 28 January 1796
Mr. Adams, the Governor, may console himself with his good intentions, but he has no credit for them in the opinion of the wise and enlightened part of his countrymen.

William Bingham

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Henry Knox letter to George Washington
Boston, MA - 15 January 1797
The loss of two lovely children, on which you condoled in that letter, has been recently revived and increased by the death of our son, of seven years of age, bearing your name.

Benedict Arnold

(colleague)

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Henry Knox letter to George Washington
Fort George, NY - 17 December 1775
I returned from Ticonderoga to this place on the 15th instant, and brought with me the cannon, &c.; it having taken nearly the time I conjectured it would to transport them here.

Anthony Wayne

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Henry Knox letter to George Washington
Philadelphia, PA - 28 July 1792
A meeting of the Cherokees, at Estanaula, had taken place, which lasted from the 24th of June to the 1st of July, at which the Little Turkey and many other Chiefs were present
Henry Knox letter to George Washington
Philadelphia, PA - 31 August 1792
The manner of treating the Spaniards and McGillivray, was unanimously considered as the most proper to be adopted in the present conjuncture.

Timothy Pickering

(colleague)

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Henry Knox letter to George Washington
Philadelphia, PA - 10 April 1791
By the information from Fort Harmar, of the 17th, and Pittsburg, of the 31st, it would appear that the Delawares and Wyandots are committing depredations, and that they will be joined in the war against us.

Israel Putnam

(colleague)

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Henry Knox letter to George Washington
Philadelphia, PA - 5 August 1792
General Putnam, in his letter of the 5th of July, which principally contains the same information as that mentioned in Wilkinson's letters, states it as his opinion, that a treaty ought to be concluded, as soon as possible, with the Wabash Indians

Philip Schuyler

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Henry Knox letter to George Washington
Fort George, NY - 5 December 1775
I arrived here yesterday, and made preparation to go over the Lake this morning, but General Schuyler reaching here before day, prevents my going over for an hour or two.

Richard Montgomery

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Henry Knox letter to George Washington
Fort George, NY - 17 December 1775
I returned from Ticonderoga to this place on the 15th instant, and brought with me the cannon, &c.; it having taken nearly the time I conjectured it would to transport them here.

Jonathan Trumbull

(colleague)

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Henry Knox letter to George Washington
New Windsor, NY - 7 February 1781
I proceeded to the States of Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, and delivered the despatches, with which I was charged, to the Governors and to the President, to whom they were addressed.

George Clinton

(colleague)

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Henry Knox letter to George Washington
New York, NY - 28 July 1788
It is with the most sincere satisfaction that I congratulate you on the unconditional adoption of the Constitution by the Convention of this State.

William Heath

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Henry Knox letter to George Washington
Boston, MA - 21 February 1784
Your calm retreat of Mount Vernon must be a source of ineffable delight to you. You can from thence take a retrospective view of the critical exigencies of the war, and see a thousand ways by which the issue might have been the reverse of what it is.

Benjamin Lincoln

(colleague)

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Henry Knox letter to George Washington
New York, NY - 14 January 1787
With respect to the Convention proposed to meet in May, there are different sentiments. Some suppose it an irregular assembly, unauthorized by the Confederation, which points out the mode by which any alterations shall be made.

Arthur St. Clair

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Henry Knox letter to George Washington
Philadelphia, PA - 8 June 1791
Colonel Procter has just arrived in this city by the way of Fort Pitt. He was unable to go forward to the western Indians without an escort of the Six Nations.
Henry Knox letter to George Washington
Philadelphia, PA - 28 July 1792
A meeting of the Cherokees, at Estanaula, had taken place, which lasted from the 24th of June to the 1st of July, at which the Little Turkey and many other Chiefs were present

Jean-Baptiste de Vimeur

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Henry Knox letter to George Washington
New Windsor, NY - 7 February 1781
I proceeded to the States of Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, and delivered the despatches, with which I was charged, to the Governors and to the President, to whom they were addressed.

Chevalier de la Luzerne

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Henry Knox letter to George Washington
New Windsor, NY - 7 February 1781
I proceeded to the States of Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, and delivered the despatches, with which I was charged, to the Governors and to the President, to whom they were addressed.

Andrew Pickens

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Henry Knox letter to George Washington
Philadelphia, PA - 28 July 1792
A meeting of the Cherokees, at Estanaula, had taken place, which lasted from the 24th of June to the 1st of July, at which the Little Turkey and many other Chiefs were present

Benjamin Hawkins

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Henry Knox letter to George Washington
Philadelphia, PA - 15 February 1790
The serious crisis of affairs in which the United States are involved with the Creeks, requires that every honorable and probable expedient that can be devised should be used to avert a war with that tribe.