ALS : Ticonderoga, to Gen. Philip Schuyler, 1777 Mar. 23.

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ALS : Ticonderoga, to Gen. Philip Schuyler, 1777 Mar. 23.

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Reports that he has too few men to hold his position at Ticonderoga and sees little prospect of being reinforced soon; asks Schuyler to try to rouse state officials to send aid; reports on an ambush against a party of his men.

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