Narrative of Vice Admiral Samuel Graves, February 6, 1775

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[Boston] Febry 6th [1775]

The Lively was ordered to lie in Marblehead Harbour a safer place at this Season than Salem Road.

1. Graves's Conduct, I, 50, MassHS Transcript.

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Date

1775 February 6

Author

Graves, Samuel (V. Adm.)

Volume

Places

Boston

Ships

Lively

Series

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

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