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The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle
Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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A correspondent expresses delight at Boston's firm resistance to British ministerial demands, anticipates disappointment for the Ministry, and assures aid from all colonies. Mr. Revere holds supportive letters from Philadelphia and another city's committees to encourage Bostonians.
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"Your Favour came duly to Hand; by which I have the inexpressible Pleasure to find, that the Ministry are like to be disappointed in their Expectations, that the Town of Boston would have meanly complied with their Demands.----I am pleased with your Firmness;----and I trust you will not fail to have all the Aid and Assistance of all the Colonies upon this trying Occasion. Mr. Revere has Letters from the Committees of Philadelphia and this City, which I hope will animate our Brethren in Boston, and induce them to think they will not be deserted in the Hour of Difficulty."
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A letter received informs of pleasure that the British Ministry's expectations of Boston's compliance with demands will be disappointed, praises Boston's firmness, trusts in aid from all colonies during this trying occasion, and notes Mr. Revere has letters from committees of Philadelphia and this city to animate and assure Boston brethren of support in difficulty.