The Writings of George Washington: 1775-1776G. P. Putnam's sons, 1889 |
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American ammunition appointed armed vessels arrived artillery assured attention Boston Brigade Brigadier Bunker's Hill CAMP AT CAMBRIDGE Canada Captain Carleton cause Cobble Hill Colonel Arnold colony Commanding Officer committee Committee of Safety companies conduct Connecticut consequence Continental army Continental Congress continue council DEAR SIR December defence detachment duty enclosed enemy engaged England enlisted expect expedition favor force Gage gentlemen give Governor Trumbull Hampshire hands honor hope hundred Indians informed instant January Kennebec River letter liberty Lord Lord Dunmore Massachusetts ment militia ministerial Montgomery Montreal necessary necessity November October opinion persons Philadelphia present PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS proper province Quebec raised reason received recommended recruiting Reed regiments resolved respect Rhode Island RICHARD HENRY LEE Schuyler sent ships situation soldiers soon supply taken thousand tion town troops ultimo Washington wish wrote York