From George Washington to Arthur Lee, 15 April 1782

Dear Sir,

Newburgh 15th Apl 1782.

I have received your favor of the 2d Instt and thank you for the several articles of European intelligence contained in it. permit me to solicit a continuation of such advices as you may think interesting respecting the Military or political Manoeuvres of foreign powers. such communications will not only be a private gratification, but may produce public good; as a perfect knowledge of these matters will enable me to decide with more certainty & precision on doubtful operations which may be had in contemplation than I possibly can do without. With great esteem & regard I am Dr Sir Yr Most Obt Hble Se[rvt]

Go: Washington

DLC: Papers of George Washington.

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