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A Declaration by the Representatives of the United States of America in general Congress assembled -

ante 28 June 1776
When in the Course of human Events ...

To Archibald Bulloch -

Philadelphia July 1. 1776
Two Days ago I received, your ...


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From Samuel Chase

Docno: PJA04d200

Author: Chase, Samuel
Recipient: JA
Date: 1776-06-28

[salute] Dear Sir

I thank You for your two Letters of the 17th. and 24th Instant. They were handed to Me in Convention. I shall offer no other Apology for Concluding, than that I am this Moment from the House to procure an Express to follow the Post with an Unanimous Vote of our Convention for Independence etc. etc. See the glorious Effects of County Instructions. Our people have fire if not smothered. Poor Genl. Thompson!
I charge You to write to Me!
Now for a government.

[salute] Jubeo Te bene valere.1 Adieu. Your Friend,

[signed] S Chase
 
1. Freely, stay well.
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