[No. 69] Protection of the Loyal Citizenry from the Insurgents

Item

Type

Letter/Document (contemporary copy, in third hand, unsigned)

Title

[No. 69] Protection of the Loyal Citizenry from the Insurgents

Description

Lincoln assures Grant that he will address his complaint regarding Col. Badlam but the protection of the loyal citizenry from the insurgents currently takes precedence over other matters. (Shays' Rebellion). Troops marching for Berkshire Mountains to protect citizens from insurgents therefore stopping march for a trial is impossible.

year created

1787

month created

02

day created

07

sent from location

Petersham

recipient

in collection

in image

notable person/group

Col. Jonathan Grant
Benjamin Lincoln
Col. Badlam
citizens
Army
troops
General Patterson
insurgents
the well affected to government

notable location

Petersham
Berkshire
mountains
court

notable idea/issue

trial
protection
Shay's Rebellion
complaint
defense
rebellion

notable phrase

I am pressed to arrive as soon as possible as the insurgents are collecting in different parts and are menacing the well-affected to government
your complaint against Col. Badlam
the least discontent
protection to the citizens
their march for Berkshire
letter from General Patterson
trial
court
ex parte trial
satisfaction
your answers on the subject

document number

1787020790001

page start

1

number of pages

1

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Document instances

In image In source Location in source
[view document] (1 pages) FDB04 (1 pages) Collection: Robert Goodloe Harper [unknown]
[view document] (0 pages) [no image] Microfilm: Benjamin Lincoln Papers [unknown]

Document names

Type Name Location Notes
Author Benjamin Lincoln Petersham [n/a]
Recipient Jonathan Grant [unknown] [n/a]