London Chronicle, Tuesday, April 8 to Thursday, April 10, 1777

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London [April 10].

Yesterday four ships, that have been fitted up as Letters of Marque against the Provincials, came out of dock, and began to take their guns on board, in order to sail.

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Date

1777 April 10

Volume

Volume 8

Places

London

Newspapers

London Chronicle

Series

European Theatre from January 1, 1777, to May 31, 1777

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