Narrative of Captain Andrew Snape Hamond, March 30, 1776

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[Roebuck, Delaware Bay, Saturday] 30th [March]

Sent a Flag of Truce ashore to Lewis Town, to endeavor to get Lt [George] Ball & his Men exchanged for other Prisoners, but could not get any satisfactory answer.²

1. Hamond, No. 4, UVL.

2. Ibid., Roebuck kept busy. The following day she chased a brig, unsuccessfully. To keep a tight blockade of the American coast, the British needed many more ships on station.

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1776 March 30

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American Theatre from February 19, 1776, to April 17, 1776

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