...been forceably detained in the service where they have suffered every kind of misery and opprcssion— They are now offered to be taken under the protection...rights restored, a free pardon for all former offenc'es ilnd that pay due to them from Congress faithfully paid to them without any expectation of military...

...British commander heard of this revolt, he secretly sent messengers, offering them the following terms, " to be taken under the protection of the British government, to have a free pardon for all past offenses, to have the pay due to them from congress faithfully paid, without...

...insurgents, three American loyalists, commissioned to malce the following proposals to them in his name ; to be taken under the protection of the British government ; to have a free pardon for all past offenses ; to have the pay due to them from congress faithfully paid, without...

...letter is given in full in II. Hazard's Reg. of Pa., 167. Its important part is in these words : " They are now offered to be taken under the protection...former offences, and that pay due to them from Congress be faithfully paid to them, without any expectation o( military service, except it may be voluntary,...

...letter is given in full in II. Hazard's Reg. of Pa., 167. Its important part is in these words : " They are now offered to be taken under the protection of the British Government, to have iheir rights restored, a free pardon for all former offences, and that pay due to them from Congress...

...where they have suffered every kind of misury and oppression. They are now offered to be taken, under the British Government, to have their rights restored, a free pardon for all former offences and their pay due to them by Congress faithfully paid to them without any expectation of military service...

...where they have suffered every kind of misury and oppression. They are now offered to be taken, under the British Government, to have their rights restored, a free pardon for all former offences and their pay due to them by Congress faithfully paid to them without any expectation of military service...

...Proposals sent to the Pennsylvania Line by General Clinton, Jon. 7, 178l. Offers to take the soldiers under the protection of the British Government, to...rights restored, a free pardon for all former offences, to give thom thoir pay duo thom from Congress without any expectation of military service except that...

...the 4th, three perfons were fent out from hence to them, with propofals to the following purport : ". To be taken under the protection of the British government ; to have a free pardon for •II former /offences, and the pay due to them from Congrefs faithfully paid to...

...insurgents, three American loyalists, commissioned to make the following proposals to them in his name ; to be taken under the protection of the British government ; to have a free pardon for all past offenses ; to have the pay due to them from congress faithfully paid, without...