Citation - New Jersey Gazette-Trenton: 1782.12.04

NJG-T.782.018
4 Dec 1782:11,12,21 (5/258)
To the Earl of Sherburn.  A speech which has been printed in
several of the British and New-York newspapers. . . [long
essay on American independence]
Sometimes this power, and sometimes that power, was to
engaged in the war, just as if the whole world was as mad
and foolish as Britain.  And thus, from year to year, has
every straw been catched at, and every will-with-a-whisp led
them a new dance. . .