| Index Entry |
Bells, in Newport, ought to be muffled, toll solemn peal, in protest
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| Location |
Newport
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| Citation |
VGW(RI.774.068
13 Oct 1774:31 (440)
Newport (Rhode-Island) September 26. . . Last Thursday being
the anniversary of the King's coronation, the cannon at Fort
George were fired; upon which a gentleman observed, that
instead of discharging our guns in token of joy, we ought to
muffle our bells and toll a solemn peal, as there had been
more unjust, cruel and oppressive acts, passed during the
present, than in any preceding reign.
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| Generic Title |
Virginia Gazette-Williamsburg (Ri)
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| Date |
1774.10.13
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| Publisher |
Pinkney, John, for the Benefit of Christina Rind's Children
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| City, State |
Williamsburg, VA
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| Year |
1774
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| Bibliography |
B0049545
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