The Capture of Fort William And Mary
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It has always been the tradition in southeastern New Hamp- shire, founded upon the statements of persons who claimed to have the facts from the actors themselves, that Major John Demerit took a cart load of the powder, captured at Ports- mouth, from the magazine at his house, to Cambridge, and reached there just in time for its opportune use at Bunker Hill.
No inhabitant of Madbury or Durham doubts the story, but it cannot with our present knowledge be proven. On the other hand there is nothing... to render it improbable. The official documents of the time are silent upon the. question.
On the fly leaf of an application dated April 21, 1775, from the Committee of Correspondence in Portsmouth to a like committee in Exeter, a statement, made at the time, is given of the quantity of powder stored in Exeter and vicinity.^ It states that at that time there were twelve barrels at Kingston, eight at Epping^ four at Poplin, eight at Nottingham with Major Cilley, six at Brentwood, one at Londonderry, four at Ports mouth, and twenty-nine at Exeter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has always been the tradition in southeastern New Hamp- shire, founded upon the statements of persons who claimed to have the facts from the actors themselves, that Major John Demerit took a cart load of the powder, captured at Ports- mouth, from the magazine at his house, to Cambridge, and reached there just in time for its opportune use at Bunker Hill.
No inhabitant of Madbury or Durham doubts the story, but it cannot with our present knowledge be proven. On the other hand there is nothing... to render it improbable. The official documents of the time are silent upon the. question.
On the fly leaf of an application dated April 21, 1775, from the Committee of Correspondence in Portsmouth to a like committee in Exeter, a statement, made at the time, is given of the quantity of powder stored in Exeter and vicinity.^ It states that at that time there were twelve barrels at Kingston, eight at Epping^ four at Poplin, eight at Nottingham with Major Cilley, six at Brentwood, one at Londonderry, four at Ports mouth, and twenty-nine at Exeter.
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