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| | From Revolution to Reconstruction: Documents: Denny's Diary |
 | | A few days spent in equipping, &c., and for the trial of soldiers charged with mutiny, General Anthony Wayne, the commanding officer, influenced, no doubt, by experience of the revolt last winter, expresses a determination to punish, with the utmost rigor, every case of mutiny or disobedience. |
 | | A shell from one of the French mortars set fire to a British frigate; she burnt to the water's edge, and blew up-made the earth shake. |
 | | Much confusion and riot among the British through the day; many of the soldiers were intoxicated; several attempts in course of the night to break open stores; an American sentinel killed by a British soldier with a bayonet; our patrols kept busy. |
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