Diary of Colonel Israel Angell: Commanding the Second Rhode Island Continental Regiment During (Classic Reprint)

Malcolm H. A ngell, Esq., of Etna, Bergen County, New Jersey, while the other (P art Two) is the property of a descendant of Colonel Angell in Rhode I sland. The pages on which the entries are written are about three and one half inches wide by six and three quarters inches long. The sections or parts of the diary vary as to the number of pages, and are stitched together without covers. Their general appearance is indicated by the fac-simile page accompanying this work. The whole diary has been carefully transcribed and copious notes added. It is hoped that these annotations will add to the interest of the diary itself, and be found useful in identifying and describing persons and places briefly referred to by the diarist. In preparing the great number of notes which is contained in the work, I have been aided by many persons, but to name all would be beyond the possibilities of this preface; to all such persons, however, I return grateful thanks. I desire to particularly acknowledge my obligation to Malcolm X4 NH. A ngell, Esq.
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