September 7, 1774

Dear Thomas Gage,

I hope this letter finds you in America. I just wanted to tell you that I want you to be the governor of Massachusetts because I notice you were a very strong general for the British army. I want you to give speeches about how the war was the enforce laws like every one has to pay Taxes and docking fees more money to and i also need to make sure. Everything runs smoothly because I trust you. Also you were brave enough to smuggle Samuel Adams and John Hancock, and you were ordered to seize them. I also heard soldiers marching to Boston to import tea for the Boston tea party. That’s why I want you to be the governor of Massachusetts.Thank you very much fellow leader.



From your King George the III

September 7, 1774

Dear Thomas Gage,

I hope this letter finds you in America. I just wanted to tell you that I want you to be the governor of Massachusetts because I notice you were a very strong general for the British army. I want you to give speeches about how the war was the enforce laws like every one has to pay Taxes and docking fees more money to and i also need to make sure. Everything runs smoothly because I trust you. Also you were brave enough to smuggle Samuel Adams and John Hancock, and you were ordered to seize them. I also heard soldiers marching to Boston to import tea for the Boston tea party. That’s why I want you to be the governor of Massachusetts.Thank you very much fellow leader.



From your King George the III

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