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NYGWPB.765.160
21 Nov 1765:212 (1194)
Portsmouth, New-Hampshire, November 4. Friday last being the
first of November, the day on which the fatal and never to
be forgotten stamp-act was intended to take place, the
morning began with tolling all the bells in this town, and
at New-Castle, Greenland, Kittery, &c . . . [8 more lines]
The procession began from the state-house, attended by a
great concourse of people of all ranks, with 2 unbrac'd
drums, and after marching through the principal streets . .
. [13 more lines]
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