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- catalog abstract "Collection reflects American diplomatic, political, and military affairs primarily during the American Revolution. The bulk is correspondence, mostly letters to Lee, but the collection also contains depositions and petitions concerning colonial disputes and the fighting in Lexington and Concord; resolutions; statements and testimonies on the condition of prisoners and the confiscation of ships; drafts and plans of treaties; addresses on the barbarity of the enemy and other subjects; army orders; manuscripts including a report on American commerce, Lee's memoirs of the American Revolution, and notes on politics and war; memos, accounts, promissory notes, and receipts pertaining to diplomatic and war expenses; and legal documents including Lee's will. Includes instructions from the Continental Congress on making a treaty with France and later, with the Indians of North America. Some official documents are copies.".
- catalog description "Collection reflects American diplomatic, political, and military affairs primarily during the American Revolution. The bulk is correspondence, mostly letters to Lee, but the collection also contains depositions and petitions concerning colonial disputes and the fighting in Lexington and Concord; resolutions; statements and testimonies on the condition of prisoners and the confiscation of ships; drafts and plans of treaties; addresses on the barbarity of the enemy and other subjects; army orders; manuscripts including a report on American commerce, Lee's memoirs of the American Revolution, and notes on politics and war; memos, accounts, promissory notes, and receipts pertaining to diplomatic and war expenses; and legal documents including Lee's will. Includes instructions from the Continental Congress on making a treaty with France and later, with the Indians of North America. Some official documents are copies.".