Citation - Independent Ledger: 1781.12.24

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Index Entry Come all Continentals, who Washington love [fl] 
Location Boston 
Citation
IL.781.082
24 Dec 1781:32 (4/188)
. . . [4 line introduction, signed] Tacitus.
Come all Continentals, who Washington love,
The price of Columbia, the fav'rite of Jove,
And join me in chorus, with hearts full of cheer,
While I shew you at York town, the face of the Peer,
  Who for six weeks confin'd in a cave under ground,
  Like a fox in his hole, was by Washington found.
. . . [1 verse]
Deceived by Sir Harry, and full of despair,
You dos'd and you tippled, to drive away care;
Till fully confounded, and foes all around,
Your butchers were forced, their weapons to ground,
  And dance Yankey doodle, in front of our line,
  Where virtue and freedom, and discipline shine.
. . . [3 more verses]


Generic Title Independent Ledger 
Date 1781.12.24 
Publisher Draper and Folsom 
City, State Boston, MA 
Year 1781 
Bibliography B0018289
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