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Day: July 30, 1776

July 30, 1776

1776 July 30 (Tuesday).  A fine, bright Day for our Harvest, but no Chamberlains.  Mr. Morse came to hoe in my North Field.  I am taken off from my Studys by the unavoidable Necessity of attending the Sick, visiting old Mr. Whitney and Richard Temple, and to my Harvest Work, though I can do but little of it.

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