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PG-P.774.032
28 Sep 1774:13 (2388)
Messeurs Hall and Sellers, You are requested to insert the
folowing piece in your next paper, by A Tradesman of
Philadelphia.
Zealous for truth, a rugged path I chuse,
To combat vice, and sensure wicked views,
And rotten principles; sure not to please
The bloated sons of luxury and ease;. . . [67 lines, signed]
A.T.
"A foe to God was ne'er true friend to man;
"Some sinister intent taints all he does,
"And in his kindest actions he's unkind.
. . . [7 lines] Vitrue's Apology--Young.]
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