Citation - Pennsylvania Ledger: 1776.09.14

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Index Entry Dance, metaphor of war, Howe leading a new dance 
Location New York 
Citation
PL.776.055
14 Sep 1776:41, 42 (86)
[Letter to a friend in England from a New Yorker discussing
present fluid state of affairs.] You cannot think how sorry
I am the Governor has so lost himself; a man once so much
beloved, his absence from the government so much regretted,
his return so pleasing to most people, now spoken of with
contempt and distrust. . . [1/2 column]
Now General Howe is leading us another dance.  Some
companies from Philadelphia, coming here, were ordered back
again, on a report of his attention to pay the city a visit. 
Since that it is said, that part of the fleet are already
gone to Halifax. . . [33 more lines]


Generic Title Pennsylvania Ledger 
Date 1776.09.14 
Publisher Humphreys, James, Jun. 
City, State Philadelphia, PA 
Year 1776 
Bibliography B0039874
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