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Philip Stephens Requesting that John Pownall Transmit Legal Documents Relating to the Ship 'Dickinson' to the Solicitor of the Admiralty
Author: Admiralty Office; Philip Stephens to John Pownall Conveying Letters from the Attorney General at Rhode Island Concerning an Armed Spanish Transport
Author: Letters Between John Pownall and Philip Stephens; Ships Have Been Sent Out to Boston to be Put Under Samuel Graves' Command
Author: Admiralty Office; Philip Stephens to John Pownall Desiring the Return the Original Papers Sent to the Earl of Hillsborough Concerning the Sixpenny Duty in North America for Greenwich Hospital and Presenting a List of the Squadron in North America
Author: Admiralty Office; Philip Stephens to John Pownall Inclosing an Extract from a Letter from Mr Douglas
Author: Draft of a Letter from John Pownall to Philip Stephens Transmitting Several Papers Concerning the Burning of the Gaspee Schooner to the Privy Council
Author: John Pownall Writing a Request to Philip Stephens in Response to the King's Orders
Author: Admiralty Office; Philip Stephens to John Pownall Concerning Rear Admiral Man's Readiness to Go Down with the Troops when They Arrive from North America Against the Charibs of St Vincent
Author: Affirmation of a Decree of the Court of Admiralty of Pennsylvania
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Languages : en
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Document signed. Signed by John Dickinson. Relates to the case of Liebart Baer Der Leyn and Company vs. the ship L'Empereur.
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