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November 29, 1776
The Virginia Gazette
Williamsburg, Virginia
What is this article about?
Report from White Plains on Nov. 6 details British enemy breaking camp and advancing toward Kingsbridge and North River, with approximately 400 killed or wounded on Monday evening, including Col. Carr of the 35th Regiment.
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PHILADELPHIA.
November 13.
Intelligence from head-quarters,
White Plains, Nov. 6
We hear that the morning before the enemy made a sudden and unexpected movement from the several posts they had taken in our front.
They broke up their whole encampment the preceding night, and have advanced towards Kingsbridge and the North river.
Some accounts make the loss of the enemy on Monday evening about 400 in killed and wounded. All accounts agree, that col. Carr, of the 35th regiment, is among the number of the slain.
November 13.
Intelligence from head-quarters,
White Plains, Nov. 6
We hear that the morning before the enemy made a sudden and unexpected movement from the several posts they had taken in our front.
They broke up their whole encampment the preceding night, and have advanced towards Kingsbridge and the North river.
Some accounts make the loss of the enemy on Monday evening about 400 in killed and wounded. All accounts agree, that col. Carr, of the 35th regiment, is among the number of the slain.
What sub-type of article is it?
Military
What keywords are associated?
White Plains
Enemy Movement
British Advance
Kingsbridge
North River
Col Carr
35th Regiment
What entities or persons were involved?
Col. Carr
Where did it happen?
White Plains
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
White Plains
Event Date
Nov. 6
Key Persons
Col. Carr
Outcome
enemy loss about 400 killed and wounded, including col. carr of the 35th regiment slain
Event Details
The enemy made a sudden movement from posts in our front the morning before, breaking up their encampment the preceding night and advancing towards Kingsbridge and the North river. Loss on Monday evening about 400 in killed and wounded.