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We may not have offered this colonial title before...
We may not have offered this colonial title before...
Item # 715581
June 18, 1759
GREEN & RUSSELL'S BOSTON POST-BOY & ADVERTISER, June 18, 1759 This is one of the less common colonial titles we have offered. A very handsome masthead with two ornate engravings, one of a sailing ship & the other of a horse-mounted post boy delivering the news.
Page 2 has reports from various American cities, including one item: "We hear from Albany that General Amherst, having received an express...from General Wolfe, immediately ordered all the troops...to hold themselves in readiness to march...the whole army had...march'd...from Albany for Lake George...Four vessels of force are building upon Lake George...that a number of carpenters, being on their way to Oswego, were attacked by a large party of the enemy...".
Additional French & Indian War reports are on page 3 as well, as seen in the photos.
Four pages, never bound nor trimmed, various foxing throughout and minor wear. Generally in nice condition.
Category: The 1600's and 1700's
















