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Domestic News August 26, 1774

The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle

Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

In Haverhill, a group referred to as 'honest Savages' and friends to American rights seized and burned a small quantity of Bohea tea stored at an inn by a peddling trader, showing the spread of freedom's spirit to remote areas.

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PORTSMOUTH.
We hear from Cohos (a remote Part of this Province) that some Time last Week, a Number of honest Savages, Friends to the Rights of America, having Information of a small Quantity of Bohea-Tea, lodg'd by a pedling Trader, at the House of an Innholder in Haverhill, entered the same without Ceremony, and having seized on the execrated Weed, convey'd it into the public Road, and immediately made a burnt Offering of the Whole. A Proof this, that the same Spirit of Freedom pervades & enlivens the remotest Parts of our English Settlements.

What sub-type of article is it?

Riot Or Protest Politics

What keywords are associated?

Tea Destruction Haverhill American Rights Bohea Tea Spirit Of Freedom

Where did it happen?

Haverhill

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Haverhill

Event Date

Some Time Last Week

Outcome

small quantity of bohea-tea destroyed by burning

Event Details

a Number of honest Savages, Friends to the Rights of America, having Information of a small Quantity of Bohea-Tea, lodg'd by a pedling Trader, at the House of an Innholder in Haverhill, entered the same without Ceremony, and having seized on the execrated Weed, convey'd it into the public Road, and immediately made a burnt Offering of the Whole

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