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[REVOLUTIONARY WAR]. Manuscript Document Signed (“Luke Drury Capn”), 1 p, folio, Dorchester, 20 December 1775, pay scale with calculations of pay from one to ten days for Privates, Corporals, 1st and 2nd Lieutenants, Sergeants and the Captain.

Inventory #20993.10 Price: $2,750

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Mild browning and a few brown stains.

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