History And Comprehensive Description of Loudoun County Virginia Electronic Re
History And Comprehensive Description of Loudoun County Virginia Electronic Re
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"By order of the Committee.
"George Johnston, Clerk. '' In session in Loudoun, May 14, 1776: "Richard Morlan being summoned to appear before this Committee, for speaking words inimical to the liberties of America, and tending to discourage a Minute-man from returning to his duty; and also publickly declaring he would not muster, and if fined would oppose the collection of the fine with his gun: The charge being proved against him, and he heard in his defense, the Committee think proper to hold ...the said Morlan up to the publick as an enemy to their rights and liberties; and have ordered that this resolution be published in the Virginia Gazette, "Christopher Greenup, Clerk. '* Soldiery.
Loudoun, at the time of the Revolution, was one of the most densely populated counties in the State. Her militia, according to the returns of I78O and 1781, numbered 1, 746, 132 HISTORY OF which number was far in excess of that reported by any other Virginia county.
It is probable that a few Loudoun patriots served in Captain Daniel Morgan's celebrated "Company of Virgina Riflemen, ", thus described by a line ofiicer of the Continental Army: "They are remarkably stout and hardy men; many of them exceeding six feet in height.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"By order of the Committee.
"George Johnston, Clerk. '' In session in Loudoun, May 14, 1776: "Richard Morlan being summoned to appear before this Committee, for speaking words inimical to the liberties of America, and tending to discourage a Minute-man from returning to his duty; and also publickly declaring he would not muster, and if fined would oppose the collection of the fine with his gun: The charge being proved against him, and he heard in his defense, the Committee think proper to hold ...the said Morlan up to the publick as an enemy to their rights and liberties; and have ordered that this resolution be published in the Virginia Gazette, "Christopher Greenup, Clerk. '* Soldiery.
Loudoun, at the time of the Revolution, was one of the most densely populated counties in the State. Her militia, according to the returns of I78O and 1781, numbered 1, 746, 132 HISTORY OF which number was far in excess of that reported by any other Virginia county.
It is probable that a few Loudoun patriots served in Captain Daniel Morgan's celebrated "Company of Virgina Riflemen, ", thus described by a line ofiicer of the Continental Army: "They are remarkably stout and hardy men; many of them exceeding six feet in height.
What to read after History And Comprehensive Description of Loudoun County Virginia Electronic Re?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Head, James William, 1883- to read onlineMoreLess
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