Blanks forms of U.S. Army Commission, signed by Henry Laurens and attested to by Charles Thompson, and a printed copy of certain revised Articles of War, 1777 › Page 1

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blake
blake

Interesting how they wrote the letter 's' . It looks more like an 'f'

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Publication Number:
M332
Publication Title:
Miscellaneous Papers of the Continental Congress
Publisher:
NARA
National Archives Catalog ID:
301686
National Archives Catalog Title:
Miscellaneous Papers of the Continental Congress, compiled 1774 - 1789
Record Group:
360
Short Description:
NARA M332. When the records of the Papers of the Continental Congress were first arranged in 1834, these documents were not included.
Document Description:
Blanks forms of U.S. Army Commission, signed by Henry Laurens and attested to by Charles Thompson, and a printed copy of certain revised Articles of War, 1777
Document Subject:
Signed Blank Form
Document Type:
Form
Author:
Continental Army
Date Range:
1777
Page:
1
Subject:
LAURENS, HENRY
Abstract:
Blank commission in the Army. Undated. 1 p. Printed form signed by H. Laurens, attested by C. Thomson.
Frame Number:
113
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Continental Congress - Misc

These are documents which were misplaced, overlooked, or found in private hands when the Papers of the Continental Congress were first arranged in 1834. Among the most interesting are the official report of the Annapolis Convention of September 1786, the event leading to Constitutional Convention; and the full text of "Bankson's Journal," an account containing the credentials of delegates to the convention found nowhere else, as well as various reports, resolutions, and legal acts.

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