Citation - New Jersey Gazette-Trenton: 1782.02.06

NJG-T.782.003
6 Feb 1782:11 (5/215)
[In long editorial on attitudes toward American war]. . .
But we are apt to build our panegyrick of Old England on the
ruin and wretchedness of all other countries. - Italy is too
hot, the inns miserable, and the whole country swarms with
monks and other vermin. -In France the people are slaves and
coxcombs, the musick execrable;- they boil their meat to
rags, and there is no porter and very little strong ale, in
the country. . . .