Diary of Lieutenant John Barker, December 22, 1774

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[Boston] 22d. [December, 1774]

Snow all day. The Detachment not yet sailed; we hear it is to go to Rhode Island to bring away a quantity of Powder from a Vessel which has been drove in there, and which they are afraid to trust without a Guard.

1. Barker, Diary, 13.

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Date

1774 December 22

Author

Barker, John (Lt.)

Volume

Volume 1

Places

Boston

Series

American Theatre from December 1, 1774, to May 20, 1775

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