Papers Relating to the Expedition to Ticonderoga April And May 1775
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Begging pardon for directing any in these affairs.
Now, Gentlemen, as we have done the business we was sent to do, must pray that you would send me special or- ders whether I shall provide any longer for the army ; on the Colony of Connecticut's cost or not. As I was ap- pointed by the Committee, of which I had the honour to be one, to be commissary for the army, I am determined to go to New City and Albany and secure some provision, and wait for further orders from the Assembly.
I dined with t...hree Indians this day, who belonged to Stockbridge, sent by Mr. Edwards and a number of other gentlemen of that town to Canada, to see if they can find out the temper of the Canada Indians. I also saw a young gentleman from Albany that says they disapproved of our * He sailed from London for Quebec, in May. Learning from a vessel, which was spoken on the Banks of Newfoundland, of the loss of Ticondero- ga, the vessel's course was changed, and he landed in Philadelphia, June 7th. ITe was immediately placed in confinement, and on the 27th was, by order of Congress, sent under guard to Connecticut, to be confined on parole, under the supervision of Gov.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Begging pardon for directing any in these affairs.
Now, Gentlemen, as we have done the business we was sent to do, must pray that you would send me special or- ders whether I shall provide any longer for the army ; on the Colony of Connecticut's cost or not. As I was ap- pointed by the Committee, of which I had the honour to be one, to be commissary for the army, I am determined to go to New City and Albany and secure some provision, and wait for further orders from the Assembly.
I dined with t...hree Indians this day, who belonged to Stockbridge, sent by Mr. Edwards and a number of other gentlemen of that town to Canada, to see if they can find out the temper of the Canada Indians. I also saw a young gentleman from Albany that says they disapproved of our * He sailed from London for Quebec, in May. Learning from a vessel, which was spoken on the Banks of Newfoundland, of the loss of Ticondero- ga, the vessel's course was changed, and he landed in Philadelphia, June 7th. ITe was immediately placed in confinement, and on the 27th was, by order of Congress, sent under guard to Connecticut, to be confined on parole, under the supervision of Gov.
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