Annapolis, November 2. Extract of a letter from William Smith, Esq; one of the delegates in Congress from this state, to his excellency the governor, dated York-Town, October 31, 1777
by William Smith, Maryland. Governor (1777-1779 : Johnson), John Burgoyne
Book 43219 of Early American imprints --
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