Citation - Gazette of State of South Carolina: 1777.05.26

GSSC.777.009
26 May 1777:11 (2062)
A comparison between Charles the First, commonly called the
Martyr, and George the Third, without the grace of God, King
of Great-Britain, &c.
 The King who acts on principles divine, 
 Of mercy, justice, and the public good, 
 Merits the name od Sacred Majesty!
 But he, who scorns a nation's just appeal, 
 And dips his sceptre in his subjects blood, 
 Deserves reproach, no language can invent, 
 To join the name of Tyrant.  [signed] Anonymous.