William Eustis To Henry Knox About The Establishment Of An Association Based On Military Service 3 February 1785 PDF Download
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| Author | : William Eustis |
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Download William Eustis to Henry Knox about the Establishment of an Association Based on Military Service, 3 February 1785 Book in PDF, ePub and Kindle
Supports the establishment of an association based on military service, writing In short there arise so many sources of mutual benefit in an association that I hope for it earnestly. Further details his interest in creating such an association: ...if a meeting should be called, and there appears no better object, where is the impropriety of a proposal to write the officers of the other states solliciting [sic] them to join in a memorial to Congress praying to be paid the interest due on our notes for pay, particularly those on which four years interest are due. If in objection to this it is said the impost will soon be granted, perhaps such an application may expedite it... Offers further arguments in support of paying the officers, a set of men whose prosperity is near my heart, (and nearer in proportion as they have been neglected by the country)...
| Author | : Henry Knox |
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| Release | : 1789 |
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Download Henry Knox to William Eustis on a Military Appointment and the Society of the Cincinnati, 13 December 1789 Book in PDF, ePub and Kindle
Relates that he delayed responding to Eustis's previous correspondence in hopes that Congress would decide upon an arrangement for paying the invalids (refer to GLC02437.04414 and GLC02437.04386). If someone is specially appointed to the post of paying the invalids, and Mr. [John] Lucas (commissary of pensioners) resigns, Knox thinks Eustis can easily obtain the appointment. Predicts that the Secretary of the Treasury will make the appointment with the approval of the President. Discusses Society of the Cincinnati diplomas Eustis previously requested. Agrees with Eustis regarding the membership of the Count de Ponteves in the Society, but adds that the Count D'Estaing assured him that the appointments were legitimate.
| Author | : Henry Knox |
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Download Henry Knox to William Eustis about Military Pensions, 20 October 1789 Book in PDF, ePub and Kindle
Discusses the payment of the pensions to the invalid regiments. Congress considered holding further investigations, but decided against it, as they were of opinion that it would have a very improper affect to subject the invalids to any further investigations. Considers who might be responsible for paying out the pensions. Also discusses future positions Dr. Eustis might hold in the public service and offers to help him.
| Author | : William Eustis |
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Download William Eustis to Henry Knox on Government Appointments and the Society of the Cincinnati, 13 November 1789 Book in PDF, ePub and Kindle
Discusses a gentleman from Boston who is attempting to obtain the position of commissary of pensioners. Asks whether the appointment to that post is granted from the state or the Continent. Relates a request from the Marquis La Gallissonni?re, possibly Augustin-F?lix-Elisabeth Barrin, asking Knox for a diploma to give to Louis Antoine Thomassin, Comte de Peynier [also spelled Peinier], Governor of Saint-Domingue and member of the Society of the Cincinnati. Notes that a gentleman of character, also a member of the Society, will be happy to deliver the diploma if Knox decides to send it. States that [t]here seems to be a danger in giving a diploma to any foreign officer, and I am so much alive to the honor of the Society in this respect that I cannot desire that for the Count de Peynier unless you should have the most acquiescent satisfaction in the safety & propriety of the measure. Adds that other members of the Society think that the Viscount de Pontives, possibly Henri-Jean-Baptiste, comte de Ponteves-Gien, was granted membership by mistake. Notes that Rochambeau or the Count de Estaing recommended him, but time & its information will convince you that he was not entitled to become a wearer of the bald eagle.
| Author | : Henry Knox |
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| Release | : 1788 |
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Download Henry Knox to William Eustis about the Society of the Cincinnati, 13 April 1788 Book in PDF, ePub and Kindle
Replies to Eustis, Vice President of the Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati. Eustis had previously written regarding Knox's appointment by the State Society of Massachusetts to attend the general meeting, scheduled for May in Philadelphia. Agrees to attend, but only for a few days. Discusses the society's need to form a constitution, noting that it should be unanimously embraced. Adds that the May meeting will be without effect if the delegates are not conferred with the power to create a constitution.
| Author | : William Eustis |
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| Release | : 1794 |
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Download Letter of Introduction from William Eustis to Henry Knox, 26 October 1794 Book in PDF, ePub and Kindle
Introduces Knox to gentleman from Livonia who is currently visiting the United States. Notes that a friend from England recommended the gentleman and Eustis was introduced to him in Boston, Massachusetts.
| Author | : Henry Knox |
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| Release | : 1792 |
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Download Henry Knox to William Eustis Inviting Eustis to be a Chief Military Surgeon, 5 March 1792 Book in PDF, ePub and Kindle
Informs Dr. Eustis that there is an opening for a Chief Military Surgeon. Explains the pay and benefits, and offers him the position. Asks that if he is interested, he comes to Philadelphia as soon as possible. Declares that he has Knox's full support and will likely be able to get the job if he wants it.
| Author | : William Eustis |
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| Release | : 1790 |
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Download William Eustis to Henry Knox Complaining about the Inadequacy of Military Pensions, 23 January 1790 Book in PDF, ePub and Kindle
Discusses pensioners of the Revolution, especially the fact that he feels that this State has judged her citizens so grudgingly & so exclusively that she has not her just number & those who are pensioned do not receive enough. Also states that many soldiers were cut off from their pensions, leaving especially those who have been disabled from the war, without a means of support. Asks Knox for his help in supporting this cause. Mentions the Waldo patent, saying without fully understanding the subject he does not believe the settlers pose any danger to the heirs of the patent.
| Author | : William Eustis |
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| Release | : 1781 |
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Download William Eustis to Henry Knox Covering a Letter to Mr. Storey, 17 October 1781 Book in PDF, ePub and Kindle
Explains that he is sending a letter to a man named Mr. Storey, using Knox to cover and convey the enclosed letter, which is described as having great personal importance to Dr. Eustis. Eustis was a surgeon for the Continental Army during the Revolution. The letter to Storey is not included.
| Author | : William Eustis |
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| Release | : 1791 |
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Download William Eustis to Henry Knox Regarding a Surgeon for the 2nd Regiment, 13 September 1791 Book in PDF, ePub and Kindle
Has not been able to come up with a surgeon to recommend for the 2nd regiment, as Knox requested. Relates that he heard that a Dr. Hewins of Stoughton is the only person who expressed interest in the position. Claims Young gentlemen, just emerged from study, I am persuaded are not qualified for this, which I consider an important & very responsible, situation. The pay & emoluments are not an inducement to men of established reputation to leave their practice. Believes a Mr. Carmichael is well respected by the officers, noting Indeed so far as my observation extends, the present establishment will not command a man from N. England worthy to supercede him. Writes, you must be sensible, Sir, that interest alone is the leading principle in this war & no man will engage in the service who can do better at home.
