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SCAGG.770.034
8-15 Jun 1770:31 (13/609)
London. On Monday the 2d of April, 1770 was published,
price 6d., Number VII, to be continued monthly, The
Freeholder's Magazine, or Monthly Chronicle of Liberty, for
March, 1770, by a Patriotick Society. [There follow 39
lines describing the contents of this issue of the magazine,
including these musical and theatrical items in the
following settings:] an elegant head of James Townsend,
esq., . . . and a new patriotick song set to musick . . .
the proceedings of the livery in London relative to the
Remonstrance. An account of the new tragedy called
Timanthes. . . In the next number will be give a curious
engraving of the arms of John Wilkes, esq.
In freedom's sacred cause we draw the pen,
Proud of the name of honest Englishmen,
In the same cause our fathers drew the sword,
And scourg'd to reason each tyrannick lord.
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