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MG-A(G.753.020
3 May 1753:31 (417)
. . . [65 lines by the publisher announcing the commencement
of the ninth year of the Maryland Gazette, as well as a plea
for those in arrears for their subscription dues to pay] . .
. and it is thought by some tolerable judges, that had he,
with his usual assurance, verbosity, and vociferation,
recited a part of the old ballad of Chevy Chace, to add
weight to his reasoning, it might have served his purpose as
well, and been every whit as pertinent, as this (here)
charitable and humane reflection. I am, the public's
devoted and obliged humble servant, The Printer.
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