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NYG(B.731.003
26 Jan-2 Feb 1731:22 (275)
To the publisher of the New-York Gazette. The following
lines are the advise of a father of a large family, to his
children, which he pleased to incert in your next paper. I
am, Sir, Your humble Servant, [address of author is
Hellgate, dated January 24, 1731-31]
Lu----r to the People of B----n,
All hail, my sons, who can so justly trace
Your origin from the true non-con race,
Rouze up your factious spirits and defy
The empty names of law and loyalty;
. . . [12 more lines]
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