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BG.776.018
30 Sep 1776:43 (1115)
This day published and sold by John Gill and Powars and
Willis in Queen-Street, Boston, and by B. Edes, in
Watertown, the Fall of British Tyranny, or, American Liberty
Triumphant, the first campaign. A Tragi-comedy in five
acts, containing twenty six scenes, among which are the
following, viz. . .
Clarissa, &c. A very moving scene on the death of Doctor
Warren, &c.in a chamber near Boston, the morning after the
battle at Bunker's Hill.
A humorous scence between the boatswain, and a sailor on
board a man of war, near Norfolk in Virginia. . .
[an abbreviated plot follows, the whole taking 1/2 of col.
1; 6 lines col. 2; last para:]
A truly dramatic performance, interspersed with wit,
humour, burlesque, and serious matter, which cannot fail of
affording abundant entertainment to readers of every
disposition.--
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