Index Entry | Band of music, in Philadelphia, in procession, for entry of British forces |
Location | Philadelphia |
Citation | PL.777.028 6 Dec 1777:13 (107) Sept. 26. The British and Hessian grenadiers with a detachment of Royal Artillery, marched into and took possession of the city of Philadelphia, headed by Colonel Harcourt with a party of light dragoons, under the command of Earl Cornwallis, who was attended at the head of the Grenadiers, by Sir William Erskine, Commissary General Wier, and a number of other officers of distinction, with a band of music playing, God save the King. |
Generic Title | Pennsylvania Ledger |
Date | 1777.12.06 |
Publisher | Humphreys, James, Jun. |
City, State | Philadelphia, PA |
Year | 1777 |
Bibliography | B0039895 |