Orders : instructions for Capt. William Hathorne, Comander in cheife of the forces now Employed to the Eastward, 1676 Aug. 29.

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Orders : instructions for Capt. William Hathorne, Comander in cheife of the forces now Employed to the Eastward, 1676 Aug. 29.

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Official commission and instructions, signed and dated Aug. 29, 1676 by Denison, to Capt. William Hathorne of Salem to lead his militia company and suppress the hostile eastern Indians.

1 item (1 folded sheet (4 p.)) ; 32 cm.

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