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| Field name | Value |
|---|---|
| Title | Governor Wright's letter to George Germain, informing him of the attempted siege of Savannah as made by French and rebel forces, noting intelligence received from prisoners or war and deserters |
| Reference | CO 5/665 Part 2 |
| Library | The National Archives |
| Date | 5 Nov 1779 |
| Document Type | Correspondence |
| Theme(s) | American Revolution; French |
| Keywords | governor, Secretary of State, French, unrest, ships and sailors, retreat, surrender, town, truce, negotiation, frontier, raising of troops, negotiation, attack, rebellion, prisoner of war, wound, desertion, siege |
| Places | Georgia; South Carolina; Charleston; Tybee Island |
| People | Germain, George (1st Viscount Sackville); Wright, James; Price, Charles; Hector, Charles (Comte d'Estaing) |
| Copyright | Crown Copyright documents ΒΈ are reproduced by permission of The National Archives London, UK. |
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