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Letter from Benjamin Marston to Edward Winslow, 8 September 1787
| Author: | Marston, Benjamin |
| Date: | 1787-09-08 |
| Subjects: | Adams, John United States Ambassador to Britain: said losing popularity: his writings pp. 4-5 Algerines Interfere with United States trade p. 3 Chipman, Ward helps Benjamin Marston financially p. 1 Cincinati The Roman organization: re the form of United States government p. 4 Coffin, William bears Edward Winslow letter to Benjamin Marston p. 5 Convention United States [Congressional]: to establish the form of the United States government pp. 3-4 Crime arson attempt at New York p. 4 Fires arson attempt at New York p. 4 Home Benjamin Marston: at New York on way to England 1787 p. 1 Hutchinson, Governor Thomas Imports [to New Brunswick] from New England: staves, tobacco, potash p. 2 Money United States p. 3 Money exchange rates pp. 1-2 New York state of trade at Politics the developing system in the U.S p. 3 Politics the developing system in the U.S p. 4 Portugal Trade with the U.S. p. 3 Rashleigh, [ ] as letter-bearer between Edward Winslow and Benjamin Marston p. 5 Shipbuilding none at New York 1787 p. 5 Spain its trade with the U.S. Staves apparently imported to New Brunswick from New England p. 2 Trade state of at New York, in New England, and U.S. foreign |
| Source: | Vol. 6-68 |
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