Citation - Connecticut Courant: 1782.03.05

CC-H.782.026
5 Mar 1782:22 (893)
[A Speech that should have been spoken by the King of the
island of Britain to his parliament.
My lords, I can hardly from weeping refrain,
When I think of this year and its cursed campaign
But still it is folly to whine and to grieve,
For things will yet alter, I hope and believe.
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