[AMERICAN REVOLUTION] Collection of Letters: CORNWALLIS, Charles, Lord: Two autograph letters Signed to: Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Stewart (16^th July, 1781: It is not improbable but I shall soon be with you in South Carolina.. ) & (Jan 2^nd 1784). A full transcript of both letters is available; Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Stewart: (Battle of Eutaw Springs): An eight A4 page letter dated: Eutaws, 9^th Sept 1781 'Copy of my outlook letter to Lord Cornwallis, after the action at the Eutaws 8th Sept 1781' [NOT SIGNED]: 'My Lord, With particular salutation I have the honor to inform your Lordship that on the morning of the 8^th instant I was attacked by the rebel general Green with all the force he could collect in this province and North Carolina- and after an obstinate engagement which lasted near two hours I totally? Defeated him…'; A copy of a three page letter from Stewart to Cornwallis, Signed; Two A4 sheets: 1- A return of the number of officers, non commissioned officers, rank & file, sent out on a shooting? Party from the army commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Stewart on the morning before the action at Eutaws Sept 8^th 1781; 2- A return of the number of officers, non commissioned officers, rank & file, in the action at Eutaws Sept 8^th 1781 commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Stewart; A Copy of a Letter from Lord Kamdon to Col. Balfour, headed: Ninety Six, 27 June 1781. Mentions pursuing “Greene” (Nathanael Greene) passed the broad river at Fiskdan Ford… (With a typed transcript). The original letter with tears to the folds; PLUS: Five other letters from around the same period. (10 items 42 pages including some blank); Plus 2 others, 6 pages (qty.)