Diary of Captain Frederick Mackenzie, October 8, 1777

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[Extract]
[Rhode Island] 8^thOct^r Fine weather. Wind N.

. . . The Rebel Galley is now at Howland's ferry.¹

Several Small Craft and boats have been plying about Mount hope bay, Taunton River, and Howland's ferry all day.

Mackenzie, Diary, 1: 189.

1. Rhode Island Navy galley Spitfire, Capt. Joseph Crandall.

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1777 October 8

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American Theatre from October 1, 1777, to December 31, 1777

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