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"Since the men from a party or fear of a frown, Are kept by a sugar-plum quietly down, Supinely asleep—and deprivd of their sight, Are stippd of their freedom, and robbd of their right; If the sons, so degenerate! the blessings despise, Let the Daughters of Liberty nobly arise; And though weve no voice but a negative here, The use of the taxables, let us forbear:— (Then merchants import till your stores are all full, May the buyers be few, and your traffic be dull!) Stand firmly resolvd, and bid Grenville to see, That rather than freedom we part with our tea."
M
Milcah Martha Moore
