New England Chronicle, Thursday, August 17, 1775

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Cambridge, August 17.

Last Monday morning [August 14] came to town from Ipswich, 20 of the Prisoners taken at Cape-Ann the Tuesday before.¹

1. The men from H.M.S. Falcon, captured in that ship's boats in Gloucester harbor.

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Date

1775 August 17

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Places

Cambridge

Ships

Falcon

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New England Chronicle (Cambridge)

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

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