Diary of Simeon Perkins, Liverpool, Nova Scotia, December 27, 1775

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Wednesday, Dec. 27th, ー The ship seen yesterday comes up the harbour and proves to be His Majesty's Ship [Senegal], commanded by Capt. Dudenstall [Duddingston]. It is said she is to winter here.

1. Innis, ed., Perkins' Diary, 107.

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Date

1775 December 27

Author

Perkins, Simeon

Volume

Volume 3

Ships

Senegal

Series

American Theatre from December 8, 1775, to December 31, 1775

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