General Orders Issued By Major General William Heath When in Command of the East
General Orders Issued By Major General William Heath When in Command of the East
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Head-Quarters, Boston, 13 August, 1777. Parole, Alden. C. Sign, Biddle.
As the General Court Martial stands adjourned to to Morrow Morning nine o'clock, the Members are de- sired 59 sired to give a seasonable and punctual attendance. Capt. Randall has given satisfactory Reasons for his not sitting on the General Court Martial on Friday last.
Cambridge, 13 August, 1777. Regimental Orders. Henry Greenleaf who was tried at a Regimental Court Martial and sentenced to receive thirty Lashes and appea...l'd to a General Court Martial as mentioned in the Orders of yesterday, having since desired liberty to withdraw his appeal, the Commanding officer grants him the Liberty and upon the Prisoner's promising better Behaviour for the future and asking Pardon of the Commissary, the officers of the Regiment in gen- eral and Capt. Orne in particular, he remits the Pun- ishment and orders Greenleaf to join the Regiment and duly attend his Duty — The Commanding officer wishing always to avoid inflicting Corporal Punish- ment hopes this will be a warning to all not to trans- gress for the future.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Head-Quarters, Boston, 13 August, 1777. Parole, Alden. C. Sign, Biddle.
As the General Court Martial stands adjourned to to Morrow Morning nine o'clock, the Members are de- sired 59 sired to give a seasonable and punctual attendance. Capt. Randall has given satisfactory Reasons for his not sitting on the General Court Martial on Friday last.
Cambridge, 13 August, 1777. Regimental Orders. Henry Greenleaf who was tried at a Regimental Court Martial and sentenced to receive thirty Lashes and appea...l'd to a General Court Martial as mentioned in the Orders of yesterday, having since desired liberty to withdraw his appeal, the Commanding officer grants him the Liberty and upon the Prisoner's promising better Behaviour for the future and asking Pardon of the Commissary, the officers of the Regiment in gen- eral and Capt. Orne in particular, he remits the Pun- ishment and orders Greenleaf to join the Regiment and duly attend his Duty — The Commanding officer wishing always to avoid inflicting Corporal Punish- ment hopes this will be a warning to all not to trans- gress for the future.
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