General Orders from America Head Quarters 1777
September 26 1777 reports from America detailing British defeats at Bemus Heights and the capture of officers and troops. Includes Lincoln Arnold and Fraser wounded with Burgoyne retreating. Describes routing by American forces, pursuit plans, and multiple dispatches about battles, prisoners, and supplies.
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America
Poor
Learned
Marshall
United States
Continental Congress
Brothers
S.rothy
Lincoln
Express
Bemus’s Heights
Williams
Britis
Brunswick
Francis Clark
Burgoyne
Fraser
Arnold
Philadelphia
York Town
Boston
Frazer
Northampton
New England
Sir William Howe
Lord George Germaine
Lord Bute
Lady Howe
Femmy Twitcher
Howe
Stark
Ticonderoga
Gates
Clinton
Putnam
Kingsbridge
Dunwich
Suffolk
Miles Barne
Barne Barne
Proudfoot
Trew
Jamaica
Humphreys
Granada
Nancy
Hooper
St. Vincents
London
Betsey
Grant
Halifax
Quebec
Coppinger
Cork
Cadiz
West
Chooner
Robert Barrow
Lincoln’s Inn-Hall
Fourth Aid
Ruffer
Lee Villette
Newgate
Simmonds
Aldersgate Church
Morris
Geary
Tyburn
Ruffen
A Tale of Conscience and Posthumous Humiliation
Fragmentary 18th century column recounts a guilty confession before Tyburn, the procession to burial, and mixed public reaction. It notes the execution delay and a related public whipping sentence, with brief military appointments listed in War Office notices including cornet and ensign vacancies across several dragoon and foot regiments.
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Geaty
Raffen
Tyburn
Holmes
Williams
St. George’s
Broomsbury
Kingsgate-street
Dyer Street
St. Gilee’s
Groves
Wood
Treet Compter
St. Andrew’s
Holborn
Halborn
Alderman. Wright
Guildhall
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War-Office
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Joseph
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24Th Reg
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Iltus
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