Located AtStaffordshire Record Office
LevelItem
Doc Ref NoD(W)1778/II/974
TitleExtract of a letter from Connecticut
Date[Sep 1774
DescriptionBelieves they support Government and execute the laws with more firmness than any other colony on the continent, there are some few persons who take the utmost pains to provoke the people in order to meet with some insult and thereby gain favour with the Ministry, one person being Mr Peters, a clergyman in Connecticut, a man of mean character, he annoyed the people and has now gone to Boston to put himself under the protection of General Gage and from there is bound to London, warns against the tales he may tell
Extent3 pages
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