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BG.755.016
23 Jun 1755:23 (12)
New-Haven, Jun 7, 1755. To the printer, [re. subscription
for printing a sermon by Rev. Mr. Stiles. 19 lines] The
audience in silent, but expressive language seemed to say,
go brave men, act valiantly -- acquit yourselves like men --
for the service of your country, its religion and liberties;
even the maidens seemed to say; go--return in triumph, we
will meet you with joyful songs, and dances, crown you with
wreaths of laurel, and reward your toils with the soothing
arts of love. . . [2 more paras]
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