| Index Entry | Balls, in London, masked, not prejudicial to public morality, lady opines |
| Location | London |
| Citation | BC.770.074 18-21 Jun 1770:1983 (207) A lady who has long been an ornament to the British Court, being asked if she approved of the mask'd balls now so much in vogue, and whether she did not think public masquerades prejudicial to the morals of the people! answered, why really I do not: for such is the licentiousness of the age, that it is very immaterial whether the most flagrant breaches of morality are committed with or without a mask. |
| Generic Title | Boston Chronicle |
| Date | 1770.06.21 |
| Publisher | Mein and Fleeming |
| City, State | Boston, MA |
| Year | 1770 |
| Bibliography | B0001792 |