Samuel Adams the Man of the Town Meeting
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Tin- newspapers have many advertisements of slaves for -ale, and of runaways sought by their masters. Slaverv. How. \ r, was far on tin- wane, and soon after tin- Involution became extinirui-hed. The negroes were for the m\l--, all were characters of mark, true to the Puritan standards, jr'-nenilly, as regards faith, eloquent in their ofh'ce, friends and advisers of the political leaders, them- selves oft. Ii political leaders, foremost in the public HIM and active in private.
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Tin- newspapers have many advertisements of slaves for -ale, and of runaways sought by their masters. Slaverv. How. \ r, was far on tin- wane, and soon after tin- Involution became extinirui-hed. The negroes were for the m\l--, all were characters of mark, true to the Puritan standards, jr'-nenilly, as regards faith, eloquent in their ofh'ce, friends and advisers of the political leaders, them- selves oft. Ii political leaders, foremost in the public HIM and active in private.
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