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Brg. General Wadsworth's Deposition, Court of Inquiry, Penobscot Expedition

Augustus Freedom MoultonCharles Frederic AllenCharles Henry PopeEphraim Chamberlain CummingsGeorge Freeman EmeryGreat Britain. Attorney-GeneralJoseph Whitcomb PorterLeonard Bond ChapmanPeleg WadsworthCyrus HamlinDaniel O. DavisGeorge Foster TalbotHenry F. KnightHenry Otis ThayerHenry Sweetser BurrageJohn Carroll PerkinsJohn FairbanksMaine Historical SocietyMoses Atwood SaffordOliver WoodSamuel Thomas Dole

出版	Maine Historical Society, 1895
URL	http://books.google.com.hk/books?id=t5sH3so9I1sC&hl=&source=gbs_api
EBook	FULL_PUBLIC_DOMAIN

註釋

In 1729 Col. David Dunbar appeared at Pemaquid with a royal commission as governor of the territory of Sagadahock (between Kenebec and St. Croix rivers) He proceeded to grant land, regardless of previous rights, thereby arousing enmity of actual settlers, the holders of Pemaquid, Muscongus and other patents, and the Massachusetts colonial government. A formal protest was made to the home government who turned the matter over to the Lords commissioners for trade and plantations. They in turn referred to the attorney-general and the solicitor-general of the realm for their opinion, which is given here and signed by both: P. Yorke and C. Talbot, 11 August, 1731.