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SCGCJ.768.096
4 Oct 1768:23 (148)
Saturday last, being the first of October, a number of the
principal mechanicks of this town, assembled under some
trees, in a field . . . [4 lines, election of
representatives.] At five in the afternoon, they removed to
a large live-oak tree, in Mr. Mazyck's pasture, . . . which
they consecrated by the name of the tree of liberty; when
the celebrated Liberty Song, so much admired in America,
with several others, were sung . . . [toasts, celebrations,
candle-light march.]
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