Journal of Dr. Jonathan Haskins, February 4, 1778

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[Mill Prison, Plymouth, February 1778]

4^th. Cap^t.Lee¹Very Ill with the Gout; but Can't get any relief from the Doct^r. who say Nothing Ails him

D, MeHi, Jonathan Haskins Journal.

1. Capt. John Lee, commander of Massachusetts privateer brigantine Fancy.

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1778 February 4

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Haskins, Jonathan, Dr.

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European Theatre from January 1, 1778 to March 31, 1778

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