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H. Mentions, we have been guilty of I look upon it that no such rash measures have been taken in what particularly respects the Stamp Act. The Injury that has been done the Lieut. GovY. Was quite a different affair, & was not done by this Town & is what I abhor & Detest as much as any man breathing, and would go great lengths in Repairing his Loss but an opposition to the Stamp Act is highly commendable, when I say that, I don t mean that every step that has been taken is so, but as LIBERTY TRE...E I 19 a people & a wide extended Country the general Dislike & opposi tion to the act is commendable. But I have said enough to con vince you of my Dislike to it & I pray we may be relieved. . . . My friend Wm. Bowes went in Scott. I Beg your particular notice of him & pray my hearty Love to him. Do write me often, pray send me by Capt. Marshall a peck of steel filings to use instead of Black sand.
To MESSRS. BARNARDS & HARRISON.
Hancock s sentiments written to foreign agents lacked none of the spirit of some utterances published in the papers of the time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H. Mentions, we have been guilty of I look upon it that no such rash measures have been taken in what particularly respects the Stamp Act. The Injury that has been done the Lieut. GovY. Was quite a different affair, & was not done by this Town & is what I abhor & Detest as much as any man breathing, and would go great lengths in Repairing his Loss but an opposition to the Stamp Act is highly commendable, when I say that, I don t mean that every step that has been taken is so, but as LIBERTY TRE...E I 19 a people & a wide extended Country the general Dislike & opposi tion to the act is commendable. But I have said enough to con vince you of my Dislike to it & I pray we may be relieved. . . . My friend Wm. Bowes went in Scott. I Beg your particular notice of him & pray my hearty Love to him. Do write me often, pray send me by Capt. Marshall a peck of steel filings to use instead of Black sand.
To MESSRS. BARNARDS & HARRISON.
Hancock s sentiments written to foreign agents lacked none of the spirit of some utterances published in the papers of the time.
What to read after John Hancock His book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abram English Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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