New England Chronicle, Thursday, September 14 to Thursday, September 21, 1775

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Cambridge, September 21.

Five or six impressed Seamen, we are informed, had the good Fortune to make their Escape from the Enemy last Monday Night [September 18]. One of them informs that the Sailors on board the Men of War are very sickly, and almost all of them very feeble and greatly emaciated, owing to bad Provisions.

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1775 September 21

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Cambridge

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New England Chronicle (Cambridge)

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American Theatre from September 3, 1775, to October 31, 1775

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