Letter to James Wilson about merchants' contributions to recruiting of two Continental rifle companies and evacuation of Fort Pitt
by Robert Magaw
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United States, Fort Pitt (Pa.)Times
Revolution, 1775-1783Showing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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Gives an account of the formation of the militia upon the receipt of the resolves of Congress. Has himself been chosen to go on patriotic service. Adds in a postscript that Fort Pitt is now evacuated and is worthy the attention of Congress.
Dated: Carlisle, 26th June 1775.
Author was a colonel in the 6th Pennsylvania Continental Regiment.
James Wilson was a member of the Continental Congress.
The Boston Public Library's American Revolutionary War Manuscripts Collection has been cataloged and digitized through the generous support of the Yale Class of 1955.
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