"Extract of a Letter from Plymouth, Feb. 9.", February 9, 1777

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. . . The Mill Prison, used during the French and Spanish War, is to be got ready to receive the American Prisoners.

1. Public Advertiser, London, February 14, 1777.

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1777 February 9

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Plymouth

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

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