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Hugh McDonald Papers, 1776-1777

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5/ and burn them every one, then struck one of them between the shoulders with all his force he turned and looked at him and said Old man you are no object of my _______. This company of horsemen went on with us considering us their prisoners, when we came to _________ Ferry this small party of horsemen were reinforced by about 500. When our waggons (sic) and

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