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Connecticut
By the Governor
Permit Mr. Judah Alder of Lebanon, the Bearer to travel without molestation to & from Philadelphia in aid of Monsieurs Penet and De Pliarne, and the Committees of Inspection in the several towns on the road are requested to afford all necessary assistance.
Given under my hand in New Haven the 24th day of December (A Dom?): 1775
Jonth. Trumbull
Connecticut
By the Governor
Permit Mr. Judah Alder of Lebanon, the Bearer to travel without molestation to & from Philadelphia in aid of Monsieurs Penet and De Pliarne, and the Committees of Inspection in the several towns on the road are requested to afford all necessary assistance.
Given under my hand in New Haven the 24th day of December (A Dom?): 1775
Jonth. Trumbull
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Edward Biddle, James Read, Daniel Brodhead, Henry Christ Esqrs., Christopher Schults, Thomas Dundas, & Jonathan Potts, Gent. are appointed a Committee
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Edward Biddle, James Read, Daniel Brodhead, Henry Christ Esqrs., Christopher Schults, Thomas Dundas, & Jonathan Potts, Gent. are appointed a Committee
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Edward Biddle, James Read, Daniel Brodhead, Henry Christ Esqrs., Christopher Schults, Thomas Dundas, & Jonathan Potts, Gent. are appointed a Committee
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Letter dated May 12, 1774 to from Robert Auchmuty a prominent Boston lawyer and judge of the Vice-Admiralty Court, to his brother presenting the official view of the Loyalists in Boston, Massachusetts. In 1767 he was appointed judge of vice-admiralty for Massachusetts and New Hampshire. With Adams he was counsel for Capt. Preston in the case of the so-called "Boston Massacre" in 1770.
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Letter dated May 12, 1774 to from Robert Auchmuty a prominent Boston lawyer and judge of the Vice-Admiralty Court, to his brother presenting the official view of the Loyalists in Boston, Massachusetts. In 1767 he was appointed judge of vice-admiralty for Massachusetts and New Hampshire. With Adams he was counsel for Capt. Preston in the case of the so-called "Boston Massacre" in 1770.
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Letter dated May 12, 1774 to from Robert Auchmuty a prominent Boston lawyer and judge of the Vice-Admiralty Court, to his brother presenting the official view of the Loyalists in Boston, Massachusetts. In 1767 he was appointed judge of vice-admiralty for Massachusetts and New Hampshire. With Adams he was counsel for Capt. Preston in the case of the so-called "Boston Massacre" in 1770.
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Letter dated May 12, 1774 to from Robert Auchmuty a prominent Boston lawyer and judge of the Vice-Admiralty Court, to his brother presenting the official view of the Loyalists in Boston, Massachusetts. In 1767 he was appointed judge of vice-admiralty for Massachusetts and New Hampshire. With Adams he was counsel for Capt. Preston in the case of the so-called "Boston Massacre" in 1770.