State of New-Hampshire. In Senate, June 15, 1784.
Resolved, that the soldiers who enlisted in this state, to serve in the Continental Army, and who actually performed the service according to their several engagements for two years ... and who have not been rewarded and paid according to any such act or vote, shall be fully recompensed and paid as much as promised ...
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1784 - Printed by Melcher and Osborne, Exeter [N.H., New Hampshire
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- Early American imprints -- no. 44567.
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- State of New-Hampshire. In Senate, June 15, 1784.: Resolved, that the soldiers who enlisted in this state, to serve in the Continental Army, and who actually performed the service according to their several engagements for two years ... and who have not been rewarded and paid according to any such act or vote, shall be fully recompensed and paid as much as promised ...
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