Citation - Pennsylvania Chronicle: 1772.08.01

PC.772.071
25 Jul-1 Aug 1772:1161 (290)
From the Gazetteer and New Daily Advertiser, May 11.
The following Character is taken from a poem just published,
called The Senators.
  Courtiers, thro' ev'ry age, are much the same, 
  And mount the usual steps to courtiers fame;
  To cringe and pilfer, form their general creed, 
  And laugh at merit, where it can't succeed;
  . . . [34 more lines, plus footnote of 9 lines]