Orderly book, 1814.

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Orderly book, 1814.

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Orderly book, 12 September-21 December 1814, with camps at Bloomfield, Brandywine, Dupont, Chester and headquarters at Kennets Square. It contains general and regimental orders, lists of guard and other work details with daily officer assignments and descriptions of court martials.

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Historical Society of Pennsylvania

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