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Philadelphia Occupied
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When the British took control of the City of Philadelphia in September of 1777, they faced
a population that was friendly and hostile at the same time. Beginning with their early
occupation, General William Howe found it necessary to issue a series of proclamations
about everything from collecting blankets and rugs to prohibiting wood cutting. This
set contains 7 reproductions of those proclamations. Includes:
- Importation of Liquor
- Chimney Sweep Advertisement
- Prohibiting Wood Cutting
- Naval Stores Inventory
- Curfew Regulations
- Request for Blankets
- Request for Wagons
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