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Prescott, Brigadier-General
  Room to be inspected, and state of health to be inquired into, 1658
  Report of Committee, 1660
  Allowed servant, and Physician if necessary, 1660
  Removed to more comfortable lodgings, 1662
Prescott, Major William, 13
Preston, Major, on parole, 1633
Preston, William 106
Price, James, Letter to General Schuyler, 668
  Funds advanced by, to Army in Canada, 669, 674, 838
Price, Rev. Thomas, 77, 131
Price Current, at Boston, December 1, 1775, 159
Prisoners, taken by Lord Dunmore, 82
  Taken in Prizes, disposition of, 152, 158,176, 227
  Captain and Midshipmen taken on shore 177, 214
  Taken at St. John's, disposition of, 155, 190, 205, 235, 248, 371 542, 561, 619, 772, 801, 937
  Permit to go to the West-Indies, 214
  Application to New-York Congress to extend parole, 389
  Exchange of, not yet agreed upon, 291
  Application of General Washington to General Howe for exchange of unanswered, 466, 486
  Exchange of correspondence upon, between Colonel Howe and Lord Dunmore, 474
  Petition of Lieutenant Hamer granted, 814, 1644
  Application of Richard Huddleston, Surgeon, for release, 814
  Letter from New-Jersey Committee of Safety to Continental Congress, relative to, 814, 815
  Orders of General Schuyler, relative to 816
  Not to be inlisted in Continental Army, 867, 1660
  His Majesty's name not to be used in any negotiation for exchange of 903
  Recommendation of General Washington to treat kindly, 913
  Not permitted to remove from place of parole, 974
  Application of General Washington for exchange of Mr. Lovell 975
  Necessity of the appointment of a Commissary to provide for, 974
  Application of Captain Wood for extension of parole, 1133
  Letter from Pennsylvania Committee of Safety to Continental Congress respecting, at Lancaster, 1213
  Proceedings of Massachusetts Court relative to, 1223, 1224, 1253, 1322
  Letter of Edward Williams to Governour Trumbull, 1514
  Letter of Samuel Gale to John McKesson, 1539
  Proceedings in Continental Congress relative to, 1633, 1637, 1640, 1641, 1644, 1660, 1661, 1664, 1665, 1689
Privateers, Petition to Massachusetts Court for leave to fit out, 1297
  Petition of Salem Committee praying to be instructed what is their duty respecting captures made by, 1319
  Resolution of Massachusetts House of Representatives respecting, 1333
Prizes, taken by Continental Armed Vessels, 154, 153, 168, 169, 179, 192, 227, 230, 237, 266, 294, 448, 486, 792, 863, 939, 974
  Court for trial of, proposed by General Washington, 180
  Petition of Town of Beverley for protection of, 236
  Proclamation by the King, appointing distribution of, 377
  Off Sandy-Hook, opportunity for taking, 795
  Distribution of, 563, 1634
  Resolutions of Continental Congress relative to, 1046
Proclamation by Lord Dunmore 79, 201, 302
  By Governour Tryon, 149, 447, 542
  By Governour Legge, 195, 222
  By Virginia Convention 81, 249, 258
  By Governour Chester, 341
  By the King, 377, 543
  By Governour Carleton, 488
Proclamation
  By Massachusetts Court, 833, 1237, 1246, 1968, 1410
  By Governour Trumbull, 931, 932, 933
  By Governour Martin, 980
  By General McDonald, 982
Prosper Ship, impressed and fitted for service 50, 54, 57, 63, 64, 66, 69, 71
Providence, wonderful interposition of, in affairs of America, 256
Provisions, refused by Virginia Committee to his Majesty's Ships, 99
  Supply of, to enemy by inhabitants of Long-Island, 175
  Supply of, to inhabitants of Nantucket, 176
  Supplying, to Ministerial Vessels earnestly reproved, 592
  Supplied by Newport to Captain Wallace, 798
  Requested for Men-of-War at Savannah, 799, 1128
  New York Committee of Safety recommend not to furnish, to King's Ship, 948
  Efforts to procure, from St, Eustatia and Georgia, 949
  Refused to King's Ships at Charlestown, 950
  Resolution of New York. Committee of Safety relative to sale of barrelled Pork, 1121
  Measures to secure Stock on Staten-Island from Ministerial Troops, 1120, 1123
  Efforts of General Howe to procure, from Bar badoes, 1158
  Proceedings in Massachusetts Council relative to inhabitants of Nantucket supplying enemy with, 1227, 1237, 1256, 1279, 1287
  Importation of, into Massachusetts from Southern Colonies, 1310, 1312, 1458
  To be purchased for Massachusetts in western pan of the Colony, 1461
  Orders in British Council respecting exportation, &c, of, 1467
  Great want of, in Army in Canada, 1470
  New-Jersey Congress request not to suffer to be shipped to New-York, 1597
  Letter relative to, intercepted by Baltimore Committee, 1719
  Shipped from Baltimore to New-England, 1732, 1737, 1741
Provost-Marshal, Commission and instructions to, 593
Punishment of enemies to America, Ordinance establishing mode of, in Virginia, 145
Purves, Captain John 48
Putnam, General Israeli 157, 159
  Letter to General Washington, 182
Putnam, Rufus, Letter to General Washington, 1008
Quakers, Testimony and principles of; touching the commotions in America, 785
Quebeck reduction of, expected, 170, 175, 181, 192, 201, 368
  Plan of attack, 158
  Preparations for attack, 190, 289
  Reported to be taken, 902
  Anonymous Letters from, 204, 290, 296
  Necessity of changing plan of attack, 464
  Unsuccessful attack upon, 430, 481, 582, 588, 589, 666, 705, 706, 709, 766, 768, 781, 782
  Inhabitants who refuse to take up arms ordered to leave, 488
  General Carleton's account of attack, 656
  List of Americans killed and wounded at 675
  Necessity of recruits being sent to, 766, 767
  Troops sent to, 768, 773, 781, 782, 783
  Blockade of, continued, 1148
  Account of attack published by Continental Congress, 1651
  (See Montgomery, Arnold &c.)
Quincy, Josiah, Letter to General Washington 1204
Quit Rents, an Act for the application of, to erecting fortifications recommended, 472
Rainbow, Sloop, papers, &c, relative to, 1205
Rains, Ambrose, 87, 95
Randolph, Edmund 146
Randolph, Peyton 76, 127

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