South Carolina and Georgia

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  1. Document
  2. Document
  3. Letter to the House of Assembly
  4. Letter to [William Hasell] Gibbes
  5. Document
  6. Letter to -- --
  7. Document
  8. Letter to Charles Jenkinson [London]
  9. Letter to Maj. Gen. Bailie
  10. Portrait
  11. Letter to Petit de Villers, Savannah
  12. Autograph
  13. Letter to the Speaker of the General Assembly
  14. Document
  15. Letter to Gov. [Thomas] Wharton, Lancaster
  16. Letter to Nathaniel Heyward, Charleston
  17. Letter to Benjamin [Heyward? New Haven, Conn.?]
  18. Letter to William Denny [Philadelphia]
  19. Letter to Gen. Gem. [James] Jackson, Georgia
  20. Letter to [John Faucheraud] Grimké
  21. Letter to the Council of Safety of Pennsylvania
  22. Document
  23. Letter to John Vaughan, Philadelphia
  24. Letter to John Fothergill [London]
  25. Letter to -- --
  26. Document
  27. Letter to Henry [Middleton Rutledge, London?]
  28. Document
  29. Portrait
  30. Letter to Robert Morris, at Congress [York, Pa.], by Col. Marbury
  31. Letter to John Houstoun, South Carolina, by Capt. Hardy
  32. Document
  33. Document
  34. Document
  35. Letter to Thomas Rasberry
  36. Document
  37. Letter to --his son-- John McIntosh, Altamaha
  38. Document
  39. Letter to Messrs. Swen and O'Brien, Treasurers
  40. Letter to the states of North Carolina, Virginia, and Maryland
  41. Document
  42. Document
  43. Letter to --his son-- John McIntosh, St. Simons Island, by James Spalding
  44. Plan
  45. Letter to John Houstoun
  46. Letter to George Jones
  47. Document
  48. Letter to the Rt. Hon. Sir George Yonge, Bart. [Secretary at War]
  49. Letter to [Charles] Lee