John Palmer's Journal of a Cruise in the Connecticut Privateer Sloop Revenge, March 11, 1777

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Munday the 10 Day of March [1777] this morning Pleasant weather and at 7 am Got Under Way Stood Cource NNW this Day our Drummer ² takin With Convulcion fitts Very Bad So Ends these 24

Tuesday the 11 Day of March the Drummer Rather Better & Nothing Remarkable So 24 howers

1. John Palmer's Journal, MHA.

2. Nathan Clarke; see Volume 7, 996.

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Date

1777 March 11

Author

Palmer, John

Volume

Volume 8

Series

American Theatre from March 1, 1777, to April 30, 1777

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