Collections of the Massachusetts Historical SocietyFor 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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The city being now about to be put into their hands , gives them almost ( not to ennumerate ) every advantage which ... 3rdly Because it will give the enemy an oppertunity to infest our sea coast , with nearly the whole of their ships ...
The city being now about to be put into their hands , gives them almost ( not to ennumerate ) every advantage which ... 3rdly Because it will give the enemy an oppertunity to infest our sea coast , with nearly the whole of their ships ...
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As the distress this part of the country labours under for want of salt is inexpressible , it gives me great pleasure ... you will be so good as to give me the earliest intimation of its arrival , that I may send horses to bring it on .
As the distress this part of the country labours under for want of salt is inexpressible , it gives me great pleasure ... you will be so good as to give me the earliest intimation of its arrival , that I may send horses to bring it on .
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It gives me pleasure to acquaint you of the high spirits and comfortable circumstances our army is in at present , and hope in a short time to give a good account of Mr Burgoyne . An account of the late action I trust you have received ...
It gives me pleasure to acquaint you of the high spirits and comfortable circumstances our army is in at present , and hope in a short time to give a good account of Mr Burgoyne . An account of the late action I trust you have received ...
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able answer appears appointed arms army arrived attention Board BOSTON Burgoyne called Cambridge camp Capt clothing Coll command Commissary conduct Congress considerable continental Convention Council DEAR desired determined directed duty enclose enemy Excellency Excellency's expect express field fleet forward further Gen¹ GEORGE WASHINGTON give greatest guard hands HEAD QUARTERS HEATH TO GEORGE Hist Honble honor hope humble immediately important instant Island JOHN late leave letter LL.D Major Mass matter mentioned militia morning necessary night obtain officers particular pass persons pleasure possible present prisoners proper provisions publick quantity received regiments regt remove request respect river sent servant servt ships situation soon supply taken town transports troops untill whole WILLIAM HEATH wish write wrote yesterday York