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Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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George Washington Lafayette Smith writes to the editor of the N.H. Gazette about receiving a life membership diploma from the 'Free and Easy Society,' signed by the Pope, Bishop, President, and Secretary. A P.S. notes a notice in the society's July 4 'Advocate' about a $30 payment from Napoleon Bonaparte Jones to fund his membership.
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FREE AND EASY SOCIETY.
Mr. Editor:—The subscriber received a few weeks since, a diploma of life membership of this ancient and honorable society, signed by the Pope, Bishop, President and Secretary. To whom he is indebted for this honorable attention he is unable to say.
GEORGE WASHINGTON LAFAYETTE SMITH.
P. S. Since writing the above we have received the "Free and Easy Advocate" of July 4, which contains the following notice:
Received of Napoleon Bonaparte Jones, Thirty Dollars, to constitute George Washington Lafayette Smith a life member of the ancient and honorable Free and Easy Society.
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Letter to Editor Details
Author
George Washington Lafayette Smith
Recipient
Mr. Editor
Main Argument
reports receiving an unexpected and humorous life membership diploma from the free and easy society, unsure of the benefactor.
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