Washington, George, 1732-1799. The writings of George Washington from the original manuscript sources: Volume 12
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To THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS

   Valley Forge, June 4, 1778.

    Sir: I take the liberty to transmit you by Express, the inclosed packet, which just arrived at our advanced Post by a flag from Sir Henry Clinton. I also transmit a Copy of a Letter I received from him of the 30th Ulto., and of my answer; likewise Copies of his and Lord Howes Letters, which came to hand by the present flag. The packet I presume, contains Acts similar to those sent to me. 24 I have the honour etc. 25

[Note:The inclosures were copies of letters to Washington from Clinton and Howe and printed copies of the Conciliatory Acts of Parliament. ]
[Note:In the writing of Robert Hanson Harrison. The letter was read in Congress on June 6. ]