George Washington To Caesar Rodney Discussing The Movement Of Cavalry 19 January 1779
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George Washington to Caesar Rodney Discussing the Movement of Cavalry, 19 January 1779
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Discusses moving the cavalry of Count Pulaski's legion to where it will interfere less with supply with Rodney, then President of Delaware. Suggests Kent and Sussex counties in Delaware as a possible location and seeks the proper authority to quarter them there. Docketed twice, on the second page and on the address leaf.
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