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EJNHG.778.016
1 Dec 1778:32 (1/41)
To Governor Johnstone, one of the British Commissioners, on
his late letters and offers to bribe certain eminent
characters in America, and threatening afterwards to appeal
to the public.
When Satan first from heaven's bright region fell,
And fix'd the gloomy monarchy of hell,
Sin then was himself; pride led on the tribe;
No devil receiv'd--no devil propos'd a bribe: . . .
. . . [42 more lines]
Philadelphia, July 27, 1778. Common Sense. [added in ms,
"T. Payne"]
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