History of Canada War Letters and Congress Decisions
Congress debates Canadian expedition and calls for rapid mobilization. Washington urges New Hampshire Massachusetts Bay and Connecticut to raise battalions for Canada with pay, bounties, and necessary supplies. Resolutions authorize arms, powder, expresses to Schuyler and Washington, and set funds for enlistment and equipment.
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Whyte
Sherman
Ward
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Schuyler
Wooster
Col. Arcol
Quebec
Congress
Cana
Eafeey
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
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Phila- Jetvhia
J. Mease
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Maxwell
Cruerat Schayler
Washington
Cambridge
Canada
Newe Hampshire
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylania
Cambria
Cambrie
Trumbell
Marcel
Thither
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Coloniel Campbell
Beaumont
New-Hampshire
Livingston
Committee of Safety of
Colony
New Hampshire
News York
Samuel Patterson
Moses Hazen
Provinciala
St. Johns
Hazen
Philadelphia
Americana
Continental Army
Col. Haven
Edward Autel
Congress Im
Livingston, Lynch
Wilson
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Haldimand
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John Nelson
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Nelwons
Reading
Committee of
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Neleon
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Suhabetesine
Wall Wee Pany
Alban
Secovnt
Moses Dicker
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Jasne Newkirk
Messrs
Livingstor
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Thomas Lowry
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Thoee
Geners Schuyler
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