Extract of a Letter from Chariestown, South-Carolina, to a Gentleman in Philadelphia: The troubles in the back parts of the Province have entirely subsided, the ringleaders, with about One hundred and thirty others, are taken | Northern Illinois University Digital Library

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Title: Extract of a Letter from Chariestown, South-Carolina, to a Gentleman in Philadelphia: The troubles in the back parts of the Province have entirely subsided, the ringleaders, with about One hundred and thirty others, are taken
Resource Type: text
Genre/Form: documents (object genre)
Date Created: 1776-02-07
Recipient: Anonymous
Subject: Economy: moral economy
Loyalist, British resistance and ideology: Loyalist resistance to new governments
Loyalist, British resistance and ideology: opposition to Loyalists
Military action: intelligence and planning
Military action: local protection
Military action: prisoners
Politics and causes of revolt: political rumor
Social reality: class
Social reality: Indian-white relations
Social reality: internal disorder, civil war
Document ID: S4-V4-P01-sp24-D0048
Series: S4
Volume: S4-V4
Part: S4-V4-P01
Sub-Part: S4-V4-P01-sp24
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Rights Statement: No Copyright - Public Domain