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1. Letter from Elias Ball III to his Brother John Ball, January 13, 1778

Letter from Elias Ball III to his Brother John Ball, January 13, 1778
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1778-01-13
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A letter from Elias Ball III in Charleston, South Carolina to John Ball at Kensington Plantation discussing that week's paper, word from Mr. Lauren's on how the army is helping drive General Washington over the mountains, the belief that General John Burgoyne's army was taken, the fleet of Commodore Biddle, the price of rice, and various notations regarding the Commons House of Assembly.

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