Citation - New York Morning Post: 1783.12.05

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Index Entry Music, in New York, in celebration for entry of American army 
Location New York 
Citation
NYMP.783.045
5 Dec 1783:23,24 (4/163) 
Bushwick, King's Country, Nov. 25th.  This day their
excellency's Governor Clinton and General Washington, with
part of the American Army took possession of the City of New
York, to the great joy and satisfaction of every friend to
the liberties of this country. . . [5 lines] The day was
ushered in by hoisting the American flag, and firing a
Salute: An ox was roasted, and an entertainment was provided
to welcome their brethren who have suffered seven years
exile, and who have sacrificed their all at the shrine of
liberty. After they had all partook of the feast, the
following toasts were drank, attended by a salute, huzzaing
and music: . . . [11 lines with toasts]


Generic Title New York Morning Post 
Date 1783.12.05 
Publisher Morton, William, and Samuel Horner 
City, State New York, NY 
Year 1783 
Bibliography B0030818
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