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Correspondence of Lord Barrington to the Earl of Shelburne, Enclosing a Letter Received by Arthur George
Author: Letter and Enclosed Extracts of Correspondence Sent by Lord Barrington to the Earl of Shelburne Regarding the Want of Army Barracks in Pensacola
Author: Correspondence of Lord Barrington and the Earl of Shelburne, with Enclosed Papers and Letters Relating Military Intelligence and Minutes of Donald McKenzie's Trial
Author: William Barrington's Letter to the Earl of Shelburne, Transmitting Intelligence and Correspondence Received from General Gage
Author: William Barrington's Correspondence with the Earl of Shelburne Regarding General Gage's Letter Concerning the Embarkation of Troops from North America
Author: Calendar of Home Office Papers of the Reign of George III, 1760- [1775] Preserved in Her Majesty's Public Office
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Pages : 736
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Lord Barrington's Letter to the Earl of Shelburne Regarding Organisation of Regiments in the Ceded Islands
Author: Lord Barrington's Letter to the Earl of Hillsborough Transmitting the Enclosed Extract of a Letter from General Gage
Author: Letter from Sir George Arthur to Sir G. Grey Enclosing Copies of Letters To: Major Bradley, 2nd West India Regiment, Belize, Captain Schoedde and Captain Eysing as Presidents of Courts Martial, Deprecating Corporal Punishment
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Description: Includes George Arthur writing to Captain Schoedde about how he believes "corporal punishment shall not be resorted to, but in cases wherein it is indispensably necessary".
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