Connecticut Gazette, Friday, December 23, 1774

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Boston

Saturday last the Boyne man of war of 64 guns, and Asia, of 60, lately mentioned to have arrived from England, came up into this harbour, and are at anchor within musket shot of the town.

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Date

1774 December 23

Volume

Volume 1

Places

Boston

Ships

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Connecticut Gazette (New London)

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

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