Index Entry | Dancing, in London, Negros hold club party in public house |
Location | London |
Citation | MS-B.773.053 5 Aug 1773:31,32 (3/131) [London] Among the sundry fashionable routs or clubs that are held in town, that of the black or Negro servants is not the least: On Thursday night no less than 59 of them, men and women, supped, drank, and entertained themselves with dancing and music; consisting of violins, French-horns, and other instruments, at a public-house in Southwark. No whites were allowed to be present, for all the performers were blacks. |
Generic Title | Massachusetts Spy-Boston |
Date | 1773.08.05 |
Publisher | Thomas, I. |
City, State | Boston, MA |
Year | 1773 |
Bibliography | B0021579 |