Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Governor Burke” in entry fanning-david of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
... judges, lawyers, clients, officers, and some of the citizens.
Three weeks later he captured Colonel Alston and thirty men in his own house, and soon afterwards, dashing into Hillsboro, he captured Governor Burke and his suite, and some of the principal inhabitants.
The name of Fanning became a terror to the country, and he was outlawed.
At the close of the war he fled to New Brunswick, where he became a ...
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