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From "Les Combattants Francais de la Guerre Americaine." AM.IRISH HIST. SOC. JOUR., VI, 51-53. [567 Stark, James H. Causes of the American Revolution. GRANITE STATE MAG., II (Nov.-Dec.) 246-256, 307-311. [568 Chap. II. The Quebec act. Bruce, H. Addington. America's unofficial Independence day. The story of the Mecklenburg declaration of May 20, 1775, from recently discovered data. HARPER'S WEEKLY, L (July 7) 946-948. [571 Bruce, H. Addington. New light on the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence. No. AM. REV., CLXXXIII (July) 47-61. [572 Burr, William Hanford. The invasion of Connecticut by the British. Tryon's raid was repulsed by courage and heroism that is unexcelled in the defence of menaced liberties-Its important influence on the cause of American independence. CONN. MAG., X (Jan.-Mar.) 139-152. [573 The capture of the packet schooner Despatch by the privateer Tyrannicide, on July 10, 1776. ESSEX INST. HIST. COLL., XLII (Jan.) 40. [574 Chenault, Sallie Gibson Humphreys. 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Pennsylvania battalion, Anthony Wayne, Jan. 3, 1776-Jan. 24, 1777; Fifth Pennsylvania battalion, Col. Robert Magaw, Jan. 3, 1776-Jan. 3, 1777; Sixth Pennsylvania battalion, Col. William Irvine, Jan. 9, 1776-Mar. 20, 1777; Pennsylvania rifle regiment, Col. Samuel Miles, Mar. 6, 1776; The musketry battalion, Col. Samuel J. Atlee, Mar. 6, 1776; The state regiment of foot, Cols. John Bull, Walter Stewart, Mar. 1, 1777-Nov. 12, 1777. The Pennsylvania line from July 1, 1776 to Nov. 3, 1783; Continental line, First Pennsylvania, July 1, 1776-Nov. 3, 1783; Continental line, Second Pennsylvania, Oct., 1776Nov. 3, 1783; Continental line, Third Pennsylvania, Jan. 1, 1777-Nov. 3, 1783; Continental line, Fourth Pennsylvania, Jan. 1, 1777-Nov. 3, [614 1783. 1104 p. Vol. III. Continental line, Fifth Pennsylvania, Jan. 1, 1777-Jan. 1, 1783; Continental line, Sixth Pennsylvania, Jan. 1, 1777-Jan. 1, 1783; Continental line, Seventh Pennsylvania, Jan. 1, 1777-Jan. 17, 1781; Continental line, Eighth Pennsylvania, July 20, 1776-Jan. 17, 1781; Continental line, Ninth Pennsylvania, Oct. 25, 1776-Jan. 17, 1781; Continental line, Tenth Pennsylvania, Oct. 25, 1776-Jan. 17, 1781; Continental line, Eleventh Pennsylvania (known as the "Old Eleventh "), 1776-1778; The New Eleventh, Jan. 13, 1779-Jan. 17, 1781; Continental line, Twelfth Pennsylvania, Oct. 1, 1776-July 1, 1778; Continental line, Thirteenth Pennsylvania, Nov. 12, 1777-July 1, 1778; Additional regiment, Col. Thomas Hartley's, Jan. 11, 1777-Jan. 13, 1779; Col. John Patton's, Jan. 11, 1777-Jan. 13, 1779; Pennsylvanians in Col. Hazen's regiment, 1776-1783; Continental line, the German regiment, July 12, 1776-Jan. 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