| Description | Also 18 Jun 1775 "the situation which the enemy has taken in forming the blockade, is judicious and strong, being well intrenched where the situation requires it, and with cannon", his reasons for not attacking them, the needs of his army and refusal of the colonies to supply him, intelligence scanty and only through rebels, so is ignorant of the doings in the neighbourhood, states his ideas of the measures desirable to be taken on Dorchester Neck and Roxbury and other places and the force required
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