Orderly books, 1776.

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Orderly books, 1776.

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Original manuscript and a manuscript copy of an orderly book, 10 April-20 September, 1776 of the 4th Pennsylvania Battlion, with headquarters at Ticonderoga. Contains regimental and brigade orders with lists of guard details and field officer assignments and descriptions of general court martials.

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Historical Society of Pennsylvania

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