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State of Massachusetts-Bay. In the House of representatives, February 5, 1777. Whereas the rum, molasses, and sundry other articles herein needed for the supply of the army and the inhabitants of this State: It is therefore resolved ... In Counc

State of Massachusetts-Bay. In the House of representatives, Sept. 29th, 1780. Whereas by a resolve of the General Court, passed the 4th of May last, the agents appointed in the several counties in this State to receive from the towns in their r

State of Massachusetts-Bay. In the House of Representatives. March 17th, 1777. Whereas it is indispensably necessary that the troops raised and raising in this state for the Continental army ... In Council, March 18th, 1777. Read and concurred.

map from "A Residence of Twenty-one Years in the Sandwich Islands; or the Civil, religious, and political history of those islands ... Third edition, revised and corrected, etc. [With a portrait and a map.]"

Commonwealth of Massachusetts. In the House of representatives, December 2, 1780. Whereas the Congress of the United States have required of this Commonwealth to supply the deficiency of our proportion of the Continental army ... [Boston: Printe

Commonwealth of Massachusetts. In the House of representatives, Dec. 4th, 1780. Whereas by the resolutions of Congress of the fourth day of November last the United States are required to furnish their respective proportions of specific supplies

In the House of representatives, February 3, 1778. Notwithstanding repeated orders have issued from this Court, calling upon the selectmen and committees of the several towns and plantations in this State, to make returns of all the male inhabit

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Commonwealth of Massachusetts. In the House of representatives, Dec. 4th, 1780. Whereas by the resolutions of Congress of the fourth day of November last the United States are required to furnish their respective proportions of specific supplies

State of Massachusetts-Bay. In the House of representatives. February 6, 1777. That the army may be duly supplied with shoes, stockings and shirts ... [Boston: Printed by Benjamin Edes, 1777].

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