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A History of the Maryland Press, 1777-1790
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47. ——— [double rule] | Votes and Proceedings | Of The | Senate } Of The | State of Maryland, |
June Session, 1778. | Being the Third Session of this Assembly, | ... [Annapolis, Printed by Fred-
erick Green, 1778.]
Sm. folio. P-R2. 6 leaves. Text with heading as above.
Pates: [57]-68.
Leaf measures: 11 3/4 x 7 inches.
The Assembly was in session 4 June-23 June, 1778.
Evans, 16337.
MdHS (2 copies.)
48. The | Maryland Journal, | And | Baltimore Advertiser. | (Jan. 6-Dec. 29, 1778, being Nos. 218
to 274 of Vol V) [Colophon:] Baltimore: Printed by M. K. Goddard | at the Post-Office, in Market-,
Street.
Folio. Printed in three columns. Two leaves each number, except Nos. 232-237, 240-241, 256, 260, 362-266, 269-271,
274, which have one.
Leaf measures: 16 1/3 x 10 1/4. A few issues: 14 x 8 inches.
One leaf supplements for Nos. 233, 233(2), 234, 243, 244, 248, 256, 266(2), 267, 268. Two leaf supplements for Nos.
234-937, 247.
Evans, 15881.
MdHS Clacks Feb. 34). EPFL (lacks Jan. 6, Mar. 10, Mar. 17, Oct. 20.) See Brigham, American Newspapers for other files.
49. MORGAN, JOHN. "Secure he stands, his front undaunted shows, | Alone he combats, 'midst a
host of foes, | Far more than death, he dreads a sully'd name, | And if he dies, would close his death
with fame." | To the Citizens and Freemen of the United States of America. | It was well said by a
certain illustrious Chief to his King, on | taking his leave:—'I go to fight your Majesty's enemies, |
in the field, I leave you Sire, to contend with mine at | home." ... [signed] John Morgan. | Phila-
delphia, October I, 1778. | [ornamental rule] | Baltimore: Printed by M. K. Goddard. [1778].
Folio. Double columns, printed on both sides.
Leal measures: 12 3/4 x 7 3/4 inches.
A defense of John Morgan, former Director-General of the Hospitals and Physician in Chief to the American Army,
who was dismissed from his position without trial by Congress on the charge that the sick suffered from neglect and mis-
management on his part during the campaign of 1776. He warns the public against "this many-headed monster of slander
and licentiousness, ever glutting, never satiated, that trampling down all before it, seizes and mangles the characters of
such distinguished persons as present, and like a giant refreshed with wine, rises with new vigour from its sordid repast"
and invites all who have anything to present against his conduct to appear before the Congressional investigating committee
with their evidence.
Evans, 15017. See Sabin, 50652-3 for two related items.
LCP. NYPL (Photostat.)
50. NORTH, FREDERICK NORTH, BARON. The | Speech | Of | The Right Hon. Lord North, | In The
| British House of Commons, | On Tuesday the 17th of February, 1778. | With | Draughts of two
Bills, pacific and con- | cilatory, moved for by his Lordship, and ordered | to be brought in. | To
Which Are Annexed, | A Copy of the same noble Lord's con- | ciliatory Propositions of the 20th of
February, | 1775, and an Extract from the celebrated Mr. | Burke's prophetic Oration in March
1775. | [double rule] | [cut of a ship] | [double rule] | Baltimore: Printed and sold by M. K. Goddard,
| at the Post-Office. | [1778.]
Sm. 8vo. 8 leaves.
Pages: [1]-16.
Leaf measures: 6 1/2 x 4 indies.
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