"Remarks on Board ye Scarborough in Piscataqua River", May 28, 1775

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May 1775
Sunday 28th

at 2 PM sailed hence His Majestys Ship Canceaux, at 7 Came in the Canceaux, detained 2 Sloops loaded with provisions.

1. PRO, Admiralty 51/867.

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1775 May 28

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Ships

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

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