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William Goddard

Author of Advertisement. The Junto, after several private meetings and adjournments at the Theatre of Scandal, in Fourth-Street, during two long weeks past, and at a prodigious waste of paper, and much inkshed, have at last sent forth one Benjamin Towne with a stink-pot in his hand

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Advertisement. The Junto, after several private meetings and adjournments at the Theatre of Scandal, in Fourth-Street,… 1 copy

A true and faithful narrative of the modes and measures pursued at the anniversary election, for representatives, of… 1 copy

A mastif whelp and other ruff-island-lik currs fetcht from amongst the Antipedes Which bite and barke at the… 1 copy

The prowess of the Whig club, and the manœuvres of Legion 1 copy

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Regional Studies in Latter-day Saint Church History: Ohio and Upper Canada (2006) — Contributor — 5 copies

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Benjamin Towne (1) elections (1) Maryland (1) Pennsylvania (1) politics and government (2) satire (1) Whig Club (1)

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A true and faithful narrative of the modes and… by William Goddard

"I cast my Eye over Goddard's Piece against our Friend Mr. Galloway and then lit my Fire with it. I think such feeble malicious Attacks cannot hurt him." - BF to William Franklin, 30 January 1772.

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