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MG-A(G.775.015
27 Jul 1775:21 (1559)
Extract of a letter from the camp at Cambridge, July 11. . .
[description of situation of troops.] General Burgoyne sent
a trumpet yesterday with a letter to General Lee, wishing a
composition of the unhappy differences, &c. and says the
parliament will certainly give up all right or pretence of
taxation, if that will do, and wishes a conference: This
letter is sent to the Congress, for their opinion, and for
them to appoint a person whom they can confide in, to attend
the conference, . .
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