DATE
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LOCATION
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CITATION
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TEXT INDEX ENTRY
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1749.01.16
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Boston
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CITATION
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Virtue Addressing Herself to Vice [t] [beg] Vast happiness enjoy thy gay all
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1774.01.10
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Boston
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CITATION
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Virtue and fame the other day [fl]
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1774.01.10
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Boston
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CITATION
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Virtue and Fame [t] [beg] Virtue and fame the other day
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1747.10.14
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Annapolis
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CITATION
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Virtue and vice, two mighty powers [fl]
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1773.07.02
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New London
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CITATION
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Virtue, as hard up hill she went [fl]
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1782.06.05
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Chatham
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CITATION
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Virtue before Beauty [t] [beg] Would woman, rather from the throng retir'd
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1774.02.10
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Williamsburg
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CITATION
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Virtue, in Days of Yore, Preferr'd to Gold [t] [beg] Happy was virtue in the
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1771.10.17
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Williamsburg
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CITATION
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Virtue its own Reward [t] [beg] Stilpo, of stoick cast, who first
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1749.01.17
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London
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CITATION
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Virtue its own Reward [t] [beg] Whilst brave Aeneas with a generous care
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1772.01.03
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Portsmouth
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CITATION
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Virtue, surpriz'd by death, demands a tear [fl]
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1782.01.25
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New York
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CITATION
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Virtue, the Only Bliss Below [t] [beg] No joys of sense like conscious
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1734.01.23
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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Virtue, thou ornament of human life [fl]
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1767.11.05
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New York
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CITATION
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Virtue! What is it? Whence does it arise? [fl]
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1770.02.08
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New York
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CITATION
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Virtue! What is it? Whence does it arise? [fl]
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