U. Se-HISTORY—REVOLUTION—-PRISONERS AND
PRISONS Blatchford, John, 1762 (ca.)—1794 (ca.) "20th",2, 813615
The narrative of John Blatchford, detailing his sufferings in the revolutionary war, while a prisoner with the British. As related by himself. With an introduction and notes, by Charles I. Bushnell. New York, Priv. print., 1865.
2 p. 1, (iij-vi, (7-127 p. front. (port.) pl. “24 1 2 em
Includes a reprint of original t.-p.: Narrative of remarkable oceur- rences, in the life of John Blatchford, of Cape-Ann, commonwealth of Massachusetts, containing, his treatment in Nova-Seotia—the West Indies—Great Britain—France, and the East Indies, as a prisoner in the late war. Taken from his own mouth. New London, Printed by T. Green, M.poc,LXXX,VIIT.
Also issued as no. 3 of y. 2 of Bushnell’s Crumbs for antiquarians, New York, 1864-1866.
1. U. S.—Hist.—Revo- lution—Prisoners and prisons, * 1. Bushnell, Charles,Ira, 1826-1883. * 2. Bumatra-Descr. & trav. 4— 14758 Library of Congress E281. B66
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