Collections of the Massachusetts Historical SocietyMassachusetts Historical Society., 1904 For the statement above quoted, also for full bibliographical information regarding this publication, and for the contents of the volumes [1st ser.] v. 1- 7th series, v. 5, cf. Griffin, Bibl. of Amer. hist. society. 2d edition, 1907, p. 346-360. |
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... fleet is oblig'd or to lay conceal'd in theyr New York or to run away shamefully before the Count Destaing . But , my dear Sir , these services my country looks upon as an imperfect proof of theyr zeal for the common cause ; they want ...
... fleet is oblig'd or to lay conceal'd in theyr New York or to run away shamefully before the Count Destaing . But , my dear Sir , these services my country looks upon as an imperfect proof of theyr zeal for the common cause ; they want ...
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... fleet will enter our bay whilst their land forces make a lodgement somewhere near Providence and endeavour to force a passage to and take possession of some commanding heigths in the vicinity of the French fleet . But here I very much ...
... fleet will enter our bay whilst their land forces make a lodgement somewhere near Providence and endeavour to force a passage to and take possession of some commanding heigths in the vicinity of the French fleet . But here I very much ...
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... fleet commanded by Admiral Keppel , which lasted three hours . 67 vessel were engaged , viz , 33 French and 34 English , frigates included on both sides , in which the fleet of his Most Christian Majesty got the advantage , the English ...
... fleet commanded by Admiral Keppel , which lasted three hours . 67 vessel were engaged , viz , 33 French and 34 English , frigates included on both sides , in which the fleet of his Most Christian Majesty got the advantage , the English ...
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agreable answer is printed arms army arrived beg leave Board BOSTON brigade Burgoyne Burgoyne's army Cambridge camp cannon Capt clothing Coll Colonel command Commissary Congress continental Convention Council Count D'Estaing DANIEL LYMAN DEAR GEN DEAR SIR detachment directed dollars enclose endeavour enemy enemy's Excellency Gen Excellency General Washington expence fleet Fort Edward Gen¹ gentlemen GEORGE WASHINGTON guard HEAD QUARTERS HEATH TO GEORGE HENRY LAURENS Hist Honble hope HORATIO GATES humble servt immediately informed instant JOHN BURGOYNE JOHN GLOVER joyn late letter Lieut LL.D LYMAN Major Gen Major General HEATH Mass Massachusetts MESHECH WEARE militia morning necessary obedient obt servt officers Peeks-Kill peices pleasure present prisoners procure provisions publick regiments regt request Rhode Island river Schuyler sent servant ships soldiers soon Springfield supply taken town troops Trumbull Tyconderoga Washington's answer WILLIAM HEATH wounded wrote yesterday York