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NYGWPB.765.105
12 Sep 1765:22 (1184)
Annapolis, (in Maryland) Aug. 29. Monday morning last, a
considerable number of people, assertors of British-
American-privileges, met here, to shew their detestation of,
and abhorrence to, some late tremendous attacks on liberty,
and their dislike to a certain late-arriv'd------officer; a
native of this province! They curiously dress'd up the
figure of a man, which they placed in a one-horse cart,
malefactor-like, with some sheets of paper in his hands
before his face: In that manner they paraded thro' the
streets of the town, till noon, the bell at the same time
tolling a knell . . . [8 more lines]
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