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TRANSCRIPT GLC 6429.02
James Wilson. Autograph letter signed: Philadelphia, to George
Washington, 1782 March 20. 1 p.
Sir
I <loss> with your Excellencys letter of yesterday
by your Nephew. It will, I assure you, give me a very particular
Pleasure to receive him to study Law under my Direction. But
I cannot for a few Months accommodate him with a place in
my office. I will supply him with the proper Books to read,
during that Time in his Lodgings: And he may come to the Office
to receive Information on any Subject. The Fee is one hundred
Guineas.
J.
His Excellency General Washington
[Verso]
I have the Honour to be with the
warmest Sentiments of Esteem,
Sir
Your Excellencys most obedient
and very humble Servant
James Wilson
Philad 20th March 1782
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