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In the House of representatives, October 31, 1775. Resolved, that Dr. Whiting a member of the Committee appointed by this Court to improve the art and business of manufacturing salt petre, be directed immediately to repair again to the Colony of

Colony of the Massachusetts-Bay To [blank] Field officers of the [blank] Regiment of militia in the County of [blank] Greeting. You are hereby directed to fill up and deliver commissions to all such captains and subalterns, as have been elected

In council, December 1, 1775. Whereas it is of the utmost importance to the inhabitants of this Colony, as well as the American army, that the fortifications at Cambridge and Roxbury be effectually defended and his Excellency General Washington

By the Honourable the Council of His Majesties province of the Massachusetts-Bay in New England. A declaration. Whereas a printed sheet, not sign’d but any person, intituled The case of his Excellency the Governour and council of the Province of

By the Honourable the Council of His Majesties province of the Massachusetts-Bay in New England. A declaration. Whereas a printed sheet, not sign’d but any person, intituled The case of his Excellency the Governour and council of the Province of

Watertown, August 14, 1775. This day the following resolve pass’d the General Court or Assembly of the Colony of Massachusetts-Bay in Council. August 13, 1775. Whereas it is made evident to this Court, that many non-commissioned officers and sol

Colony of the Massachusetts-Bay. A proclamation for a general fast … We, therefore, have thought fit, with the advice, and at the desire of the House of representatives, to set apart, and do hereby appoint Thursday, the seventh day of March next

In Council. Watertown, August 23, 1775. Resolved, that the assessors of each town and district, in this colony, for the present year, be required, so far as in their power to exhibit to this court, on the second Tuesday of its next sitting the s

Colony of the Massachusetts-Bay. A proclamation for a general fast … We, therefore, have thought fit, with the advice, and at the desire of the House of representatives, to set apart, and do hereby appoint Thursday, the seventh day of March next

In the House of representatives, October 31, 1775. Resolved, that Dr. Whiting a member of the Committee appointed by this Court to improve the art and business of manufacturing salt petre, be directed immediately to repair again to the Colony of

In the House of representatives, October 31, 1775. Resolved, that Dr. Whiting a member of the Committee appointed by this Court to improve the art and business of manufacturing salt petre, be directed immediately to repair again to the Colony of

In the House of representatives, October 31, 1775. Resolved, that Dr. Whiting a member of the Committee appointed by this Court to improve the art and business of manufacturing salt petre, be directed immediately to repair again to the Colony of

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