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That there shall be paid for each wagon , with four good horses and a driver , fifteen shillings per diem ; and for each able horse with a pack - saddle , or other saddle and furniture , two shillings per diem ; and for each able horse ...
That there shall be paid for each wagon , with four good horses and a driver , fifteen shillings per diem ; and for each able horse with a pack - saddle , or other saddle and furniture , two shillings per diem ; and for each able horse ...
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Each wagon and team and every saddle or pack horse is to be valued by indifferent persons , chosen between me and the ... No drivers of wagons , or persons taking care of the hired horses , are on any account to be called upon to do the ...
Each wagon and team and every saddle or pack horse is to be valued by indifferent persons , chosen between me and the ... No drivers of wagons , or persons taking care of the hired horses , are on any account to be called upon to do the ...
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“ The service will be light and easy , for the army will scarce march above twelve miles per day , and the wagons and baggage horses , as they carry those things that are absolutely necessary to the welfare of the army , must march with ...
“ The service will be light and easy , for the army will scarce march above twelve miles per day , and the wagons and baggage horses , as they carry those things that are absolutely necessary to the welfare of the army , must march with ...
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Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin | 1 |
Plan for Saving One Hundred Thousand Pounds | 232 |
Digging for Hidden Treasure | 239 |
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