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Letter from Colonel Livingston to Governour Trumbull: Mr. Howel, accused of a capital crime, has been released on parole; this matter should be rectified, if wrong

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Saybrook, September 14, 1776.

Received of Colonel Henry B˙ Livingston, sixty-nine arms, valued, marked and appraised as above. These arms are delivered on condition they be returned to said Colonel Henry B˙ Livingston, or his order, unless taken in war by our enemies, they being only a loan in the present emergency. One hundred cartouch-boxes and sixty-nine bayonets being included.

(Duplicate.)

SAMUEL COIT, Colonel.

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Letter from Colonel Livingston to Governour Trumbull: Mr. Howel, accused of a capital crime, has been released on parole, this matter should be rectified, if wrong

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Date Created

1776-09-14

Subject

Military action: logistics, provisioning, and recruitment

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S5-V2-P01-sp07-D0518

Series

S5

Volume

S5-V2

Part

S5-V2-P01

Sub-Part

S5-V2-P01-sp07

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