...open, and I could not catch a cooling breeze, I saw opposite to me every narrow aperture of those stone walls filled with human heads, face above face, seeking a portion of the external air. What must have been the atmosphere within ? Andres's description of the prison ship tells us. Child...

...high. "In the suffocating heat of summer," says Wm. Dunlap. "I saw every narrow apertare of those stone walls filled with human heads, face above face, seeking a portion of the external air." While the gaol-fever was raging, in the summer of 1777, the prisoners were let out, in companies of...

...high. "In the suffocating heat of summer," says Wm. Dunlap, "I sawevery narrow aperture of thosestone walls filled with human heads, face above face, seeking a portion of the external air." While the gaol fever was raging, in the summer of 1777, the prisoners were let out, in companies of...

...high. " In the suffocating heat of summer," says Dunlap, " I saw every narrow aperture of those stone walls filled with human heads, face above face, seeking a portion of the external air." While the jail-fever was raging, in the summer of 1777, the prisoners were let out, in companies of...

...walked their weary rounds. In the suffocating heat of summer might be seen every aperture of those stone walls filled with human heads, face above face, seeking a portion of the external air. While the jail-fever was raging in the summer of 1777, the prisoners were let out in companies of twenty,...

...the suffocating heat of rammer,' aays William Dunlap, ' I saw every narrow aperture of those stone walls filled with human heads, face above face, seeking a portion of the external air.' While the jail-fever was raging, in the summer of 1777, the prisoners were let oat in companies of...

...says Dunlap, the contemporary historian of the times, "I saw every narrow " aperture of those stone walls filled with human heads, " face above face, seeking a portion of the external air." " While the jail fever was raging in the summer of 1777," says Onderdonk, in his " Incidents of the...

...sick, white and black, were indiscriminately thrust ; and there, during the summer of 1777, many ditd for want of exercise, cleanliness, and fresh air....strong walls filled with human heads, face above face, Keeking a portion of the external air.' At length, in July, 1777, a jail fever was created, and great...

...prisoners Were heyond the power of words to descrihe. " In the suffocating heat of summer," Bays Sunhip. "I saw every aperture of those strong walls filled with human heads, fai-e ahove face, seeking a. portion of the external ait. Disease hroke out among them, and a dozen...

...says Dunlap, the contemporary historian of the times, " I saw every narrow " aperture of those stone walls filled with human heads, " face above face, seeking a portion of the external air." " While the jail fever was raging in the summer of 1777," says Onderdonk, in his " Incidents of the...