Citation - Connecticut Gazette-New London: 1776.12.06

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Index Entry Hymn singers, American patriots described as, in Tory letter 
Location Halifax 
Citation
CG-NL.776.053
6 Dec 1776:11,12 (14/682)
Rev. Dr Byles, at Halifax, Nova-Scotia.  Reverend Sir,
I have not wrote to you some time past, nor received a line
from you since my arrival here; the reason why I have not
wrote to you is too obvious to explain.
. . . [Several paragraphs on philosophy, the war, and
religion]
If the Congress hold out bold --- America will see Flanders
in the land of saints--- by now I fancy the saints are
singing their old puritanic hypocritic canting hymn, viz.
  Peace is the blessing that I seek
  How lovely are her charms---
  Eke they may remember also---
  That to the wicked is no peace---
. . . [signed] No Friend of Dr. Foster
Cold Bath, No 7.


Generic Title Connecticut Gazette-New London 
Date 1776.12.06 
Publisher Green, Timothy 
City, State New London, CT 
Year 1776 
Bibliography B0014242
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