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The alarm. Number V. My dear Fellow Citizens. You have been informed by the last vessel from London, that the duty will be paid there on tea imported to America ... [Signed] Hampden. New York. October 27th, 1773.

Monday morning, December 27, 1773. The tea ship being arrived, every inhabitant who wishes to preserve the liberty of America, is desired to meet at the State-House, this morning precisely at ten o'clock, to advise what is best to be done on thi

The alarm. Number V. My dear Fellow Citizens. You have been informed by the last vessel from London, that the duty will be paid there on tea imported to America ... [Signed] Hampden. New York. October 27th, 1773.

Monday morning, December 27, 1773. The tea ship being arrived, every inhabitant who wishes to preserve the liberty of America, is desired to meet at the State-House, this morning precisely at ten o'clock, to advise what is best to be done on thi

Boston, May 12,1774. Gentlemen. By the British parliament for blocking up the Harbour of Boston, with a fleet of ships of war, and preventing the entrance in, or exportation of, all sorts of merchandize, on penalty of forfeiture of the goods and

Old building where the tea plot is said to have been fortified in 1773, Dock Square, 1859, Boston, Mass.

Destruction of tea in Boston Harbor, December 16, 1773

Old building where the tea plot was said to have been formed in 1773, Dock square, 1860, Boston, Mass.

Boston, December 2, 1773. Whereas it has been reported that a permit will be given by the custom-house for landing the tea now on board a vessel laying in this harbour, commanded by Capt. Hall: this is to remind the publick, that it was solemnly

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Stamped on verso: Mss Division.; On verso: Ac. 373.

Available also through the Library of Congress web site in two forms: as facsimile page images and as full text in SGML.

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Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 37, Folder 24.

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The alarm. Number V. My dear Fellow Citizens. You have been informed by the last vessel from London, that the duty will be paid there on tea imported to America ... [Signed] Hampden. New York. October 27th, 1773.

The alarm. Number V. My dear Fellow Citizens. You have been informed by the last vessel from London, that the duty will be paid there on tea imported to America ... [Signed] Hampden. New York. October 27th, 1773.

Monday morning, December 27, 1773. The tea ship being arrived, every inhabitant who wishes to preserve the liberty of America, is desired to meet at the State-House, this morning precisely at ten o'clock, to advise what is best to be done on thi

The alarm. Number V. My dear Fellow Citizens. You have been informed by the last vessel from London, that the duty will be paid there on tea imported to America ... [Signed] Hampden. New York. October 27th, 1773.

Monday morning, December 27, 1773. The tea ship being arrived, every inhabitant who wishes to preserve the liberty of America, is desired to meet at the State-House, this morning precisely at ten o'clock, to advise what is best to be done on thi

Boston, May 12,1774. Gentlemen. By the British parliament for blocking up the Harbour of Boston, with a fleet of ships of war, and preventing the entrance in, or exportation of, all sorts of merchandize, on penalty of forfeiture of the goods and

Old building where the tea plot is said to have been fortified in 1773, Dock Square, 1859, Boston, Mass.

Destruction of tea in Boston Harbor, December 16, 1773

Old building where the tea plot was said to have been formed in 1773, Dock square, 1860, Boston, Mass.

Boston, December 2, 1773. Whereas it has been reported that a permit will be given by the custom-house for landing the tea now on board a vessel laying in this harbour, commanded by Capt. Hall: this is to remind the publick, that it was solemnly

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