Journal Kept on Board the South Carolina Sloop Commerce by Captain John Hatter, Sailing Master, August 8, 1775

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1775
Aug. 8.

[Off Georgia Coast]

Turning to the windward with the wind at N.E. squally, with rain: latitude obsd. 31 26.

1. "Hatter's Report," Drayton, American Revolution, I.

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Date

1775 August 8

Author

Hatter, John (Captain)

Volume

Places

Off Georgia Coast

Ships

Commerce (Sloop)

Series

American Theatre from May 21, 1775, to September 2, 1775

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