Dartmoor Prison Massacre Details Emerge In 18th Century Dispatch
Letters to the Commercial Advertiser recount the Dartmoor massacre on April 6 where Captain Shortland ordered soldiers to fire on prisoners. Prisoners claim many were already wounded when evacuated, with further killings as guards fired from walls and into cells. The document includes depositions alleging premeditation and harsh restraint over bread rations.
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Costiscvaen
Cartel
Ames
England
Beasley
United States
Plymouth
Columbia
Kog
High Treasury
Branswick
London Packet
Dartmoor
Commercial Advertiser
New York
Dartmoor Prison
Tam
Henry Allen
Shortland
Nes
Sand
Prive
Ridingshire
Ipormead
Cirecnwlaner
Shortatal
Cotwin
Emigration plans and Chinese law cited in Civil War era notes
A brief colonial correspondence cites government plans to fortify Canada with barracks at St John Chambly and La Prairie. It notes a proposed bill to emigrate military settlers along the frontier with battalions and periodic officers. The extract remarks on harsh Chinese penal codes, including death for foreigners in accidental killings.
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Casana
L Nets
Date
Montreal
St John's
Chambly
Laprairie
John Russell
House of Commons
Canton
Vermont General Assembly Adopts Revised Statutes Publication Plan
Vermont acts authorize the revision committee to publish the revised statutes with Constitution references, issue notices in four newspapers, deliver 175 copies to the state, and certify copies for evidentiary use in courts. Also provisions alter Supreme Court reporting duties and set prison labor contracts and militia reforms with detailed officer duties and cavalry provisions. Approved dates nov 1839 and nov 1889, with modifications to reporting and militia governance.
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General Assembly
Vermont
United States
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
State of
Seid Court
Charles Hopkins
Windsor
John Moulton
Woodstock
Otis Chamberlin
Pomfret
Montpelier
Sail
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