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NHG-P.764.030
10 Aug 1764:42 (410)
Be pleased to insert the inclosed in your next, being, an
essay in answer to a piece in your paper of July 13th, last,
which begins thus: July 31st. 1764
And must God's truth, the glory of our land,
By black momb'd apes for vice and scandal stand?
Can our zeal sleep? or are our passions tame,
Nor call justice and darkness on the scribler's name,
Why pour the skies not, why no clouds do roll;
Nor kindling flashes fright his guilty soul:
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