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VGW(HU.766.075
3 Oct 1766:33 (802)
[Following a nine column letter to the editor]
Mr. Printer, I intended to have concluded here; but as I
presume the publick will be soon furnished with an apology
from the Westmoreland colonel, I cannot dismiss him without
a caution, well expressed in the following lines of a late
modern writer.
Richard stand forth, I dare thee to be try'd
In that great court where conscience must preside;
At that most solemn bar hold up thy head,
Think before whom, on what account, you stand;
. . . [14 more lines signed] James Mercer, an enemy to
hypocrisy.
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