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|Year=1776
|Year=1776
|Year Suffix=c
|Year Suffix=c
|Is in main chronology=yes
|Salience=2
|Game=Cricket
|Game=Cricket
|Tags=Military
|Tags=Military
|Text=<p>"The days would follow without incident, one day after another.  An officer with a company of Pennsylvania riflemen [in Washington's army] wrote of nothing to do but pick blueberries and play cricket."  David McCullough, <u>1776</u> (Simon and Schuster, 2005), page 40.  McCullough does not give a source for this item.  Provided by Priscilla Astifan, 19CBB posting of 8/5/2008 and email of 11/16/2008.  McCullough notes that the majority of the army comprised farmers and skilled artisan [ibid, page 34].</p>
|Text=<p>"The days would follow without incident, one day after another.  An officer with a company of Pennsylvania riflemen [in Washington's army] wrote of nothing to do but pick blueberries and play cricket."  David McCullough, <u>1776</u> (Simon and Schuster, 2005), page 40.  McCullough does not give a source for this item.  Provided by Priscilla Astifan, 19CBB posting of 8/5/2008 and email of 11/16/2008.  McCullough notes that the majority of the army comprised farmers and skilled artisan [ibid, page 34].</p>
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"The days would follow without incident, one day after another. An officer with a company of Pennsylvania riflemen [in Washington's army] wrote of nothing to do but pick blueberries and play cricket." David McCullough, 1776 (Simon and Schuster, 2005), page 40. McCullough does not give a source for this item. Provided by Priscilla Astifan, 19CBB posting of 8/5/2008 and email of 11/16/2008. McCullough notes that the majority of the army comprised farmers and skilled artisan [ibid, page 34].

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