Publications volume 02
Publications volume 02
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I have no knowledge about it, as I never enquired into it, nor heard of it.
Q. Do you recollect what persons the militia of Pennsylvania, and other provinces with which you are acquainted, consisted of in 1774 and 1775 ?
A. There was no militia in Pennsylvania in 1774. In 1775, there was ; they consisted of a very small part of the province of Pennsylvania. The people took up arms with great reluc tance in that province. I think the militia of Philadelphia, where there are near 30, 000 souls, n...ever amounted to above 15 or 1600 ; and in the whole county of Bucks, they were short of that number. I do not think there was a greater proportion in the county of Chester ; three of the oldest, first settled Colonies in the province.
Q. Who compelled them to take up arms in 1775 ?
A. The first militia was by a voluntary association, without any compulsion.
Q. Did any associate to oppose them ?
A. I never heard of any such.
Q. In no part of Pennsylvania ?
A. In none.
Q. Were not such associations formed in several other Colo nies?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have no knowledge about it, as I never enquired into it, nor heard of it.
Q. Do you recollect what persons the militia of Pennsylvania, and other provinces with which you are acquainted, consisted of in 1774 and 1775 ?
A. There was no militia in Pennsylvania in 1774. In 1775, there was ; they consisted of a very small part of the province of Pennsylvania. The people took up arms with great reluc tance in that province. I think the militia of Philadelphia, where there are near 30, 000 souls, n...ever amounted to above 15 or 1600 ; and in the whole county of Bucks, they were short of that number. I do not think there was a greater proportion in the county of Chester ; three of the oldest, first settled Colonies in the province.
Q. Who compelled them to take up arms in 1775 ?
A. The first militia was by a voluntary association, without any compulsion.
Q. Did any associate to oppose them ?
A. I never heard of any such.
Q. In no part of Pennsylvania ?
A. In none.
Q. Were not such associations formed in several other Colo nies?
What to read after Publications volume 02?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seventy Six Society to read onlineMoreLess
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