The Loyalists of Pennsylvania
The Loyalists of Pennsylvania
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, XII, 401, 419 ; Scharf and Westcott, Hist, of Phila. , I, 412, 413 ; N. J. Archives, 2d Ser. , Ill, 33, 34, 89, 94, 368.
Scharf and Westcott, Hist, of Phila. , I, 413. 12 Colon. Records of Pa. , XII, 675.
80 THE LOYALISTS OF PENNSYLVANIA in a small boat, he succeeded in reaching the British lines after a week s time. His brother was hanged on the Philadelphia common before the end of the month ; but Lawrence Marr was respited and afterwards released. 13 The arrest of the Loyalists engaged in ...the illicit traffic with New York City, which was effected at about the same time that John Moody was executed, did not suffice to put an end to the in tercourse between New York and Philadelphia. That intercourse continued, indeed, during the year 1782, being carried on by means of wagons with false bottoms and sides, in which 800 pounds of goods could be stowed away. Articles for shipment were also placed in kegs, which were then hidden in barrels of cider and thus carried to their destination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, XII, 401, 419 ; Scharf and Westcott, Hist, of Phila. , I, 412, 413 ; N. J. Archives, 2d Ser. , Ill, 33, 34, 89, 94, 368.
Scharf and Westcott, Hist, of Phila. , I, 413. 12 Colon. Records of Pa. , XII, 675.
80 THE LOYALISTS OF PENNSYLVANIA in a small boat, he succeeded in reaching the British lines after a week s time. His brother was hanged on the Philadelphia common before the end of the month ; but Lawrence Marr was respited and afterwards released. 13 The arrest of the Loyalists engaged in ...the illicit traffic with New York City, which was effected at about the same time that John Moody was executed, did not suffice to put an end to the in tercourse between New York and Philadelphia. That intercourse continued, indeed, during the year 1782, being carried on by means of wagons with false bottoms and sides, in which 800 pounds of goods could be stowed away. Articles for shipment were also placed in kegs, which were then hidden in barrels of cider and thus carried to their destination.
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