Journal Kept by Eleazer Oswald on Lake Champlain, May 13, 1775

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Sunday [May] 13² Arrived at Ticonderoga, from whence, after some preparations, we set sail for Crown-Point.

1. "Oswald's Journal."

2. This entry was misdated by Oswald. Sunday fell on May 14. Oswald also erroneously dated his entries for May 15, 16, 17. See pp. 330, 340, 344.

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1775 May 13

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Oswald, Eleazer

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

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