Citation - Connecticut Courant: 1783.08.19

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Index Entry Opera, essay, officer's swords appropriate to be worn at, satire 
Location London 
Citation
CC-H.783.051
19 Aug 1783:41 (969)
From a late London paper.  For sale by auction, at the great
room, St. James's-Street, the entire stock in trade of a
warlike nation, just left off business.
One hundred and twenty thousand men, very little of the
worse for use, and warranted as brave as at the first
moment--to be had dog cheap.
Several thousand officers swords, very fit for Hyde Park,
the play, the opera, &c. most of them having never been used
elsewhere.  They are elegantly ornamented, and not a speck
of rust to be discovered, which is the more remarkable, as
many of them were never out of the sheath. . . [49 lines]


Generic Title Connecticut Courant 
Date 1783.08.19 
Publisher Hudson & Goodwin 
City, State Hartford, CT 
Year 1783 
Bibliography B0013160
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