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Letter to Editor March 16, 1770

The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle

Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

Thomas Preston publicly thanks the inhabitants of Boston for setting aside party prejudices and advocating for his innocence in the unhappy affair of the previous Monday night.

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BOSTON-GAZETTE, Monday, 12th March.

Messieurs Epes & Gill,

Permit me thro' the channel of your paper, to return my thanks in the most publick manner to the inhabitants in general of this town---who throwing aside all Party and Prejudice, have with the utmost humanity & freedom, stepped forth advocates for truth, in defence of my injured innocence, in the late unhappy affair that happened on Monday night last: And to assure them, that I shall ever have the highest sense of the justice they have done me, which will be ever gratefully remembered, by, Their much obliged and most obedient humble servant,

THOMAS PRESTON.

What sub-type of article is it?

Emotional Reflective

What themes does it cover?

Crime Punishment Politics

What keywords are associated?

Thomas Preston Boston Inhabitants Public Thanks Innocence Defense Unhappy Affair Party Prejudice

What entities or persons were involved?

Thomas Preston Messieurs Epes & Gill

Letter to Editor Details

Author

Thomas Preston

Recipient

Messieurs Epes & Gill

Main Argument

thomas preston expresses heartfelt thanks to boston's inhabitants for publicly defending his innocence in the recent unhappy affair, assuring them of his lasting gratitude for their just support.

Notable Details

Throwing Aside All Party And Prejudice Utmost Humanity & Freedom Advocates For Truth Injured Innocence Late Unhappy Affair That Happened On Monday Night Last

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