Letter between Thomas Gage and the Earl of Hillsborough regarding troop movements and the demolition of Fort Charles (Including an enclosure entitled 'Civil Officers of Government proposed for the Illinois with their respective salaries') : Correspondence 1772/04/13-1772/06/06.

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Full Title:: Letter between Thomas Gage and the Earl of Hillsborough regarding troop movements and the demolition of Fort Charles (Including an enclosure entitled 'Civil Officers of Government proposed for the Illinois with their respective salaries') : Correspondence 1772/04/13-1772/06/06.
Series Titles:: Colonial America (Marlborough, England)

Genre:: Electronic books
Subjects:: Gage, Thomas,1721-1787
Downshire, Wills Hill,Marquis of,1718-1793
Haldimand, Frederick,Sir,1718-1791
Johnson, William,1715-1774
Florida--History--To 1821--Sources
Massachusetts--History--Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775--Sources
Illinois--History--To 1778--Sources

Language:: English
Physical Type/Description:: 1 online resource
General Note:: Part of the Colonial America series published by Adam Matthew Digital.
AMDigital Reference: CO 5/90;Secretary of State: Military correspondence of the British Generals, December 1771-December 1773.
Keyword(s): Colonial Development
Keyword(s): American Indians
Keyword(s): Fort Charles
Keyword(s): army, sedition, fortification, finance, government, weaponry, troop movements, Six Nations, death, Chickasaw
Local Note:: Available to current Emory faculty, students and staff.
Location of Originals:: The National Archives