Diary of Joshua Pell, Jr., October 5, 1776

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5th October our Squadron sail'd from the River La Cole, same day arrived the Inflexible, a 20 Gun Ship, the largest then ever known on the Lakes.

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1776 October 5

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Pell, Joshua, Jr.

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American Theatre from September 1, 1776, to October 31, 1776

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