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PGCJ.780.009
18 Oct 1780:31 (877)
[Philadelphia, about the treachery of Benedict Arnold] . . .
The effigy of this ingrate is therefore hanged (for want of
his body) as a traitor to his native country, and a betrayer
of the laws of honor.
The procession began about four o'clock, in the following
order: Several gentlemen mounted on horseback, a line of
continental officers, sundry gentlemen in a line, a guard of
city infantry. Just before the cart, drums and fifes,
playing the Rogue's March, guards on each side.
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