Refuses to supply evidence from Tallmadge's spy ring to trap a traitor because it would cost the identity of the agent; Tallmadge is attending the court martial of Col. Sheldon; comments on enemy movements; mention of establishing a permanent army. Photostat.
Tallmadge has been arresting Connecticut Loyalists trying to join De Lancey's Volunteers in New York; some Loyalists sentenced to death; mentions the deaths of two officers from duels. Photostat.
Four letters, from Benjamin Tallmadge to George Washington, discussing military tactics, deserters, and an improved plan to safely convey secret dispatches from Culper.
Two letters, from Benjamin Tallmadge to George Washington, discussing intelligence from Culper; the activities of prisoners; and the importance of procuring horses for the regiment.
Concerns New London raid of 1781 Sep 6; comments on the heavy losses of men and quipment; mention of Col. William Ledyard and Fort Trumbull; movement of the British fleet under Harvey Clinton. Photocopy (2 copies).