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A Bibliography of Maryland Imprints
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303. The | Pennsylvania, Delaware, | Maryland, and Virginia | Almanack | And | Ephemeris, |
For the Year of our Lord, | 1784; ; ... [double rule] | Baltimore: Printed and Sold, Wholesale and
Re- | tail, by William Goddard, at his Printing-} Office, in Dr. Stevenson's Warehouse, in Public-
Alley, | near Market-Street...... [1783.]
Sm. 12mo. [A]4-F4. 24 leaves. Type page enclosed within double rule border.
No pagination.
Leaf measures: 61/2 x 4 inches.
The astronomical section was calculated by Andrew Ellicott.
Evans, 17920.
MdHS (2 copies, one lacking last leaf). LC.
304. A | Reply | To A | Pamphlet, | Entitled, | Considerations | On The | Society or Order | Of |
Cincinnati, &c. | Published in South-Carolina, | [rule] | Addressed to the Author, | By A | Member
Of The Society. | [rule] | Annapolis: | Printed by Frederick Green. | [Price One-sixth of a Dollar.]
8vo. [A]2, B-D4. E2.16 leaves, first leaf blank.
Pages: [1]-30.
Leaf measures: 61/4 x 4 inches.
Cassius of South Carolina who has been identified as Acclanus Burke, a chief justice of the State, wrote Considerations on
the Society, or Order of Cincinnati ... Proving that it creates a race of hereditary patricians or nobility (Evans, 17862). The
attack on the society of officers of the army and navy which had been formed in April, 1783, was one of the many which
greeted this secret order. The author of the defense of the society has not been identified. Signed on the last page: "A Mem-
ber of the Society of Cincinnati. Annapolis, December 15, 1783."
Evans, 18140. Sabin, 69685.
HC. Gilman Paul, of Baltimore.
305. SMITH, ROBERT. The | Obligations [ of the | Confederate States of North America | To Praise
God. | Two Sermons. | Preached at Pequea, December 13th, 1781, the day recom- | mended by the
honorable Congress to the several States, | to be Observed as a Day of Thanksgiving to God, for | the
various interpositions of his providence in their favour, | during their contest with Great-Britain,
particularly those | of the present year, crowned by the capture of Lord | Cornwallis with his whole
army. | By Robert Smith, A.M. 1 Minister of the Gospel at Pequea. | Baltimore: | Re-printed by
John Hayes, in Market-Street. | M.DCC.LXXXIII.
8vo. [A]-E4 20 leaves, last leaf blank.
Pages: [i]-[iii],[1]-35.
Leaf measures: 61/2 x 4 inches.
"The following Sermons, were republished at the particular request of a number of gentlemen in Baltimore-Town, who,
considered them highly deserving a place in the library of every true friend to his country, and to real virtue."—Preface.
Evans, 18188. Sabin, 83798.
NYPL (imperfect). Clements.
306. TOWNSHEND, THOMAS. Another Twig of the Olive. | Baltimore, February 19, 1783. | The fol-
lowing Intelligence is taken from a New-York Paper. [ New-York, February 12. | ... [ornamental
rule] | Baltimore: Printed and Sold by M. K. Goddard. [1783.]
4to broadside.
Leaf measures: 9 3/4 z 81/4 inches.
This broadside contains an extract from a letter from the Secretary of State, T. Townshend, to the Lord Mayor of London
dated December 3,1782 stating that the final articles of Peace would be soon signed.
Evans, 17820.
MdHS.
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