Proceedings of the Rhode Island Historical Society
Proceedings of the Rhode Island Historical Society
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But some seemed to apprehend, that if a General Officer ap- pointed by his Colony as Colonel of a particular Regiment, or a Field Officer as Captain of a Company, were refused by the Congress Commis- sions as such, that the Colonies would appoint other Colonels and Cap- tains in their Places. That this increase of Officers would augment the the Difficulties attending the Reduction of the Troops, if such a Measure Digitized by Google REPORT OF NORTHERN DEPARTMENT. 51 should bo Adopted. Upon the ...whole, the Matter was referred, and as soon as your several Letters are considered, you will be acquainted with the Sentiments of the Cougress.
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By the King's answer to the Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Commons, of tbe City of Ix>ndon, it appears he is determined to pursue and enforce his Measures. God be thanked that however severe the Contest may prove, we are now in such a happy way, that the End must be the Establishment of American Liberty.' * * * * * * * Sam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But some seemed to apprehend, that if a General Officer ap- pointed by his Colony as Colonel of a particular Regiment, or a Field Officer as Captain of a Company, were refused by the Congress Commis- sions as such, that the Colonies would appoint other Colonels and Cap- tains in their Places. That this increase of Officers would augment the the Difficulties attending the Reduction of the Troops, if such a Measure Digitized by Google REPORT OF NORTHERN DEPARTMENT. 51 should bo Adopted. Upon the ...whole, the Matter was referred, and as soon as your several Letters are considered, you will be acquainted with the Sentiments of the Cougress.
We have no News here from England later than the 18th of July.
By the King's answer to the Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Commons, of tbe City of Ix>ndon, it appears he is determined to pursue and enforce his Measures. God be thanked that however severe the Contest may prove, we are now in such a happy way, that the End must be the Establishment of American Liberty.' * * * * * * * Sam.
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