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Letter Informing that Governor Wentworth Has Retreated to Boston as His Situation in Portsmouth was Becoming Too Precarious
Author: Letter from Governor Wentworth to George Germain (No. 102) Informing the Latter of His Decision to Leave Boston, and Enclosing 3 Copies of Letters Relating to the Siege of Boston and the Establishment of a Rebel Congress in New Hampshire
Author: Letter Concerning Governor Wentworth's Attempts to Avoid Unrest when a Ship Carrying Boston Tea Arrived in Portsmouth, with Enclosures
Author: Letters Concerning the Danger of Governor Wentworth Returning to Portsmouth, which Has Been Taken Over by Rebels, Enclosing His Proclamation to the General Assembly
Author: Extract of a Letter from Governor Wentworth to the Right Honourable Sir Thomas Robinson, One of His Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State
Author: Benning WentworthLetter from Governor Wentworth to George Germain (No. 5) Informing the Latter that He Has Relocated to New York and Remains Under the Fleet's Protection
Author: Letter from Governor Wentworth to George Germain Informing the Latter that He Has Drawn a Bill of Exchange for £600 from the Treasury to Help with the Cost of His Dispossession by the Rebels, and Requesting Assistance
Author: Letter from Governor Wentworth to George Germain (No. 4) Informing the Latter of His Intention to Remain with the Fleet
Author: Draft of a Letter Informing Governor Wentworth that an Act Recently Passed in New Hampshire Has Been Disallowed
Author: The Siege of Boston
Author: Allen FrenchPublisher: New York : The Macmillan Company
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Category : Boston
Languages : en
Pages : 492
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