Length of a Pacem, Etc.

Item

Type

Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/Document

Title

Length of a Pacem, Etc.

Description

Mentioned the forwarded arrangement proposed by Col. Butler for the completion of his regiment and the travel of detachments to meet Gen. Wilkinson, received Hamilton's changes to the arrangements. Provisionally appointed Capt. Beatty as Division Quartermaster, will require necessities and money for those expenses.
Pinckney has, at Hamilton's request, conducted experiments on the length of a pace and has concluded that the present step of two feet is a more natural pace for a man of medium height.

year created

1800

month created

04

day created

03

sent from location

Harper's Ferry

recipient

in collection

note

Cited in Hamilton to Pinckney, 04/14/1800.

cited note

Cited document that was neither sent to nor from the War Office

notable person/group

Alexander Hamilton
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
Butler
Wilkinson
detachments
Tinsley
Ross Bird
Thomas Beatty
French
demi brigade
John Marshall
adjutant
William Beall
Hopkins
Benjamin Stoddert
Moylan
Baylor
dragoon

notable location

Harper's Ferry
Virginia
Cantonment
Georgia
Stanton
North Carolina
Quartermaster's Department
France
Valenciennes
Cambray

notable item/thing

necessities
money
supplies
provisions
report

notable idea/issue

march
travel
recommendation
organization
promotion
commission
appointment
rank

document number

1800040360000

Document instances

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Document names

Type Name Location Notes
Author Charles Cotesworth Pinckney Harper's Ferry [n/a]
Recipient Alexander Hamilton [unknown] [n/a]