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Author: John Trumbull Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 0
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The brother of George Washington's secretary Jonathan Trumbull, Jr., and the celebrated painter of 'The Battle of Bunker Hill' and 'The Declaration of Independence', expresses his regret on failing to meet the three years' service required to join the Society of the Cincinnati, but hopes that he might possibly be considered as an applicant anyway. Also writes in praise of the society and asks that, if he is admitted, he may have his brother sign on his behalf. Place was added in another hand and at a later date.
Author: John Trumbull Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 0
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The brother of George Washington's secretary Jonathan Trumbull, Jr., and the celebrated painter of 'The Battle of Bunker Hill' and 'The Declaration of Independence', expresses his regret on failing to meet the three years' service required to join the Society of the Cincinnati, but hopes that he might possibly be considered as an applicant anyway. Also writes in praise of the society and asks that, if he is admitted, he may have his brother sign on his behalf. Place was added in another hand and at a later date.
Author: Society of the Cincinnati Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 0
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Knox's copy of the Constitution of the Society of the Cincinnati. Knox has docketed on the first page saying Cincinnati Constitution of &c. This document consists of the minutes of the 10 May 1783 meeting regarding proposals to establish the Society of the Cincinnati (p.1), minutes of the meeting of 13 May 1783, during which the constitution was accepted (p.1), the constitution (titled The Institution of the Society of the Cincinnati) (pp. 2-9) which is clerically signed for Baron von Steuben, and the minutes of the 19 June 1783 meeting. Also includes a transcript of a 3 June 1783 letter (in French) from the Chevalier de la Luzerne accepting the constitution on behalf of himself and fellow French officers, a description of the design of the Society's medal, and a transcript of a 10 June 1783 letter from Major [Charles] L'Enfant regarding that design (pp. 10-13). Primarily written in the hand of John Trumbull, with some passages by another unidentified individual. Pages bound together with string. Written from the Cantonment of the American Army on Hudson's River.
Author: Henry Knox Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 0
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Discusses the establishment of the Society of the Cincinnati and mentions a proposed constitution, which is not included. States that [t]he intention [for creating the society] is pure, and uncorrupted by any sinister design - The sole objects the union of the states as far as the humble influence of the officers may extend - and to erect some lonly [sic] shelter for the unfortunate, against the storms and tempests of poverty... Minor text loss on the right hand side of page two.
Author: John Conrad Zollickoffer Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 0
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Fears he is bothering Knox by continuing to bring up the status of Captain [Denis Nicholas] Cottineau [de Kloguene]'s claim to be admitted as a member of the Society of the Cincinnati (he spells it Sincinaty). Says he wrote twice to Knox, but has not received a response. Reports that Cottineau writes Zollickoffer from Port-au-Prince, Haiti, whenever he can, for this information. Hopes Knox can find some information by which means Capt. Cottineau would be more easier than he appears. Mentions that Cottineau reported, in his letter of 25 May 1791, that the General of Hispaniola wrote to D'Estaing on the subject but received no answer. Because of this, Cottineau apparently believes that Your Excellency Himself may have received the necessary certificate which was requested, and that not receiving the Diploma, he think it my neglect.
Author: John Conrad Zollickoffer Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 0
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Informs Knox that he transferd to Capt. Cottineau the resolve of the General Meeting of the Society of the Cincinnati held at Philadelphia. Hopes Cottineau is accepted as a member of the society and that he receives a diploma from Knox.
Author: Henry Knox Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 0
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Discusses enclosed copies of a document [not present] regarding the establishment of the Society of the Cincinnati and asks von Steuben to forward them to the officers.
Author: John Trumbull
Author: John Trumbull
Author: Henry Knox
Author: Henry Jackson
Author: Society of the Cincinnati
Author: Henry Knox
Author: Henry Knox
Author: John Conrad Zollickoffer
Author: Jonathan Trumbull
Author: John Conrad Zollickoffer
Author: Henry Knox