To the Right Honourable Lord George Germaine, one of his Majesty's principal secretaries of state, &c. &c. &c. : the memorial of George Leonard, late of Boston in New-England
1780
L2015F12 1780
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Title
To the Right Honourable Lord George Germaine, one of his Majesty's principal secretaries of state, &c. &c. &c. : the memorial of George Leonard, late of Boston in New-England
Variant Title
Memorial of George Leonard, late of Boston in New-England
Published
[London? : s.n., 1780]
Description
7, [1] p. ; 33 cm.
Call Number
L2015F12 1780
System Control No.
(OCoLC)79198791
Note
Caption title.
Docketed; ms. note at bottom of docketed title: "Fully compiled of by His Majesty's Ministers" (probably by Leonard or a government secretary).
Memorial addressed to the British secretary of state for the American colonies by a wealthy Boston merchant and loyalist who was banished from Massachusetts in 1778 for his aid to the British.
Military & naval autobiography of an American loyalist, including his "Proposal for reviving the Association of the loyalists in North America, and making that respectable body esssentially useful to the public service," as an official body that would be empowered to "carry on such offensive operations against his Majestys rebellious Colonies in America"; recounts his numerous his actions, including outfitting several ships, from which "no private benefit accrued to the memorialist."
Library copy repaired & backed on paper.
Docketed; ms. note at bottom of docketed title: "Fully compiled of by His Majesty's Ministers" (probably by Leonard or a government secretary).
Memorial addressed to the British secretary of state for the American colonies by a wealthy Boston merchant and loyalist who was banished from Massachusetts in 1778 for his aid to the British.
Military & naval autobiography of an American loyalist, including his "Proposal for reviving the Association of the loyalists in North America, and making that respectable body esssentially useful to the public service," as an official body that would be empowered to "carry on such offensive operations against his Majestys rebellious Colonies in America"; recounts his numerous his actions, including outfitting several ships, from which "no private benefit accrued to the memorialist."
Library copy repaired & backed on paper.
Indexed In
Sabin 40105
Adams, T.R., Brit. pamphlets 80-47
Adams, T.R., Brit. pamphlets 80-47
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