1777 Magazine Surrender of Fort Ticonderoga

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The September 1777 issue of the Gentlemen's Magazine printed at London by Sylvanus Urban, 56 pages and two engraved plates. Important Revolutionary War content in this issue including letters of George Washington to General Howe and also on the Surrender of Fort Ticonderoga including General Schulyer’s letter to George Washington. Great content throughout. Magazine not bound in fine condition measures 5 by 8 inches

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1777 Magazine Surrender of Fort Ticonderoga

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