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NHG-P.781.020
10 Nov 1781:12 (26/1306)
The following contains the substance of the articles of
Capitulation between his Excellency General Washington and
Lord Cornwallis. A cessation of hostilities took place in
consequence of the following letter, viz. . . [34 lines]
Art. III. Settles the time, manner and order of the
garrisons of York and Gloucester side, with shouldered arms,
colours cased, and drums beating a British march, to ground
their arms and return to their encampment, and remain until
dispatched to the places of their destination, &c. . . [45
lines, concluding summarization of Articles of Capitulation]
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