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encouraging letter of, to Washington, in camp at Cambridge, i. 597; letter of thanks from Congress to the city of London written by, i. 605; adverse to the constitution, iii. 77; letter of Washington to, in relation to the "republican" party (_note_), iii. 276.

Lee, William, mulatto man, liberated by the will of Washington, iii. 536.

_L'Embuscade_, arrival of Genet in, at Charleston, iii. 243; _The Grange_, an English ship, taken by, iii. 245; Doctor Francis on the arrival of, in New York, iii. 248; challenged by the British frigate _Boston_, iii. 277.

L'Enfant, plans of public buildings in the federal city drawn by,