Traits of the Tea Party Being a Memoir of George Rt Hewes One of the Last O
Traits of the Tea Party Being a Memoir of George Rt Hewes One of the Last O
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— This is to inform the public that nei- ther myself nor my wife, nor any person for us, have, directly nor indirectly, bought any other article of said William Jackson, since the vote at the meeting of the merchants and 140 MEMOIR OF HE WES.
traders on the 23d of January last. If it should be thought this declaration not satis- factory unless sworn to, both Mrs. Vibert and myself are ready to attest the same be- fore any magistrate. Isaac Vibert. Boston, Feb. 14, 1770.
N. B. The occasion of Mr...s. Viberfs going to Mr. Jackson 's shop, was, a ntunber of shoes from Lynn tvas left there for her, and she called there on Saturday last, and took them awayP This Jackson was one of the few mer- chants of some standing, who persisted in importing, contrary to agreement, and to the wishes of the great body of the people. He kept in King Street, near the Town-House, at the sign (quite appropriate, the people considered it) of the Brzaen-Head. The McMasters, who had traded in the same neighborhood, were, about this time, induc- ed, by the unequivocal declarations of cer- tain people who gave them a call occasion- ally, to abandon their odious traffic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— This is to inform the public that nei- ther myself nor my wife, nor any person for us, have, directly nor indirectly, bought any other article of said William Jackson, since the vote at the meeting of the merchants and 140 MEMOIR OF HE WES.
traders on the 23d of January last. If it should be thought this declaration not satis- factory unless sworn to, both Mrs. Vibert and myself are ready to attest the same be- fore any magistrate. Isaac Vibert. Boston, Feb. 14, 1770.
N. B. The occasion of Mr...s. Viberfs going to Mr. Jackson 's shop, was, a ntunber of shoes from Lynn tvas left there for her, and she called there on Saturday last, and took them awayP This Jackson was one of the few mer- chants of some standing, who persisted in importing, contrary to agreement, and to the wishes of the great body of the people. He kept in King Street, near the Town-House, at the sign (quite appropriate, the people considered it) of the Brzaen-Head. The McMasters, who had traded in the same neighborhood, were, about this time, induc- ed, by the unequivocal declarations of cer- tain people who gave them a call occasion- ally, to abandon their odious traffic.
What to read after Traits of the Tea Party Being a Memoir of George Rt Hewes One of the Last O?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Bussey Thatcher to read onlineMoreLess
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