The Baxter Manuscripts volume 7
The Baxter Manuscripts volume 7
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The Prisoner told him He was willing to do anything he desired to procure his liberty. Col° Brewer Esq'' Replyed, If he would sign the Deponents Inlistment, and Give Him an Order upon Lieu* Ulmore for his Bounty to the amount of that Sum ; and Give his Note of Hand for the Same sum; he should be discharged from his Accusation. All which the Prisoner readily complied with, & it was Set- tled in this Manner in the Deponent's Presence ; the prisoner was accordingly set at liberty. Colonol Brewer E...scj'" said to me before he finished this affair, as foUoweth viz. You know, if I settle the affair, without Committing the Prisoner to Gail, It will be a considerable advantage to me and CoP Lowder, which the Deponent understood, would be equally divided between them, as They were in partnership respect- ing the Truck trade. The Deponent further saith, That this Patrick Bow, Deserted from the Regulars to our Assistance (as he understood), and Inlisted into the Guard at Penob- scot under CoP Brewer afores**, and was a soldier in the said Guard at the time he was made prisoner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Prisoner told him He was willing to do anything he desired to procure his liberty. Col° Brewer Esq'' Replyed, If he would sign the Deponents Inlistment, and Give Him an Order upon Lieu* Ulmore for his Bounty to the amount of that Sum ; and Give his Note of Hand for the Same sum; he should be discharged from his Accusation. All which the Prisoner readily complied with, & it was Set- tled in this Manner in the Deponent's Presence ; the prisoner was accordingly set at liberty. Colonol Brewer E...scj'" said to me before he finished this affair, as foUoweth viz. You know, if I settle the affair, without Committing the Prisoner to Gail, It will be a considerable advantage to me and CoP Lowder, which the Deponent understood, would be equally divided between them, as They were in partnership respect- ing the Truck trade. The Deponent further saith, That this Patrick Bow, Deserted from the Regulars to our Assistance (as he understood), and Inlisted into the Guard at Penob- scot under CoP Brewer afores**, and was a soldier in the said Guard at the time he was made prisoner.
What to read after The Baxter Manuscripts volume 7?
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