Forbes Victory and Fort Duquesne Triumph Theme
Extract from Philadelphia reports details Forbes led a 2500 man march to Fort Duquesne, destroying French hold and uniting tribes. Soldiers praised his strategy, with Indians reconciled and a Thanksgiving observed. News covers naval actions, trades, and local posts, plus extended commentary on debt and national policy.
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Forbes
Ohio
Cherokee
Mississippi
Braddock
Pitt
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Fort Duquesne
Loyalhanning
Fort Diquesne
Prisque Isle
Venango
M. de Lignery
Otober Lasf
Grant
Duqutfne
Celle
Duquesne
Hammet
Dragon
Beachy-head
Fair Lee
Lydia
Carolina
Newfoundland
George
Rolland
Pool
Louisbourg
Warreyro
Seville
Cowes
Russia
Simplin
Empire
Germany
Wheatley
Gresham College
John Ward
Deceas
William Ruffell
Turky Company
John Edwards
William Thompson
Hollowell
Northampton
Peterborough
Harleston
John Andrews
Robert Andrews
Elgis
Hadgen
County of March
Westphalia
England
St. Peters
Arches
Ligcoln
William Wetherall
Sally Laycock
Edmand Laycock
John Godfrey Klotz
Hannah Adcock
King Street
Rand
Earl of Halifax Packer
New York
Abingdon
Berkshire
Waldron
Sir John Norris
Bath
Francis Tredeagle
Lincoln’s Inn
Fields
Mr. Smith
Old Bond Street
Mr. Bates
Southwark
Edward Major
Bishopsgate
George Watkins
Limehouse
Greenland Dock
Blackwall
London
Old Street Road
Poplar
Old Bailey
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Yiemburgh
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Count de St. Florentin
Africa
St. Domingo
Copenhagen
Christopher Allison
Fundry
Hank Annacies
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