Index Entry | Drums, in Fort St Philip, beat in British capitulation |
Location | Fort St Philip |
Citation | NHG-P.782.014 9 Mar 1782:11 (26/1323) General Blakeney, last war, with less than 3000 men, defended Fort, St. Phillip 56 days against the Duke de Richlieu, with 20,000 French corps; and when overcome with fatigue, were obliged to capitulate, they obtained the most glorious terms that ever were granted. They marched out of the fort with drums beating, and colours flying, arms shouldered, with 24 rounds each man, . . . |
Generic Title | New Hampshire Gazette-Portsmouth |
Date | 1782.03.09 |
Publisher | Fowle, Daniel |
City, State | Portsmouth, NH |
Year | 1782 |
Bibliography | B0024532 |