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February 11, 1785
Fowle's New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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A Hartford correspondent urges widespread publication and implementation of Dr. Price's 'Observations on the Revolution in America,' praising its sacred and interesting truths for Americans and legislatures.
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HARTFORD, January 25.
A correspondent, who has read Dr. Price's Observations on the Revolution in America, desires that they may be published in every newspaper on the continent. They ought not to be passed over with a slight perusal--they ought to be written before every man's eyes, in letters of gold--they ought to be imprinted on the mind of every American, and be immediately carried into practice by all the legislatures of the United States. It would perhaps be saying too much to assert that every idea is practicable; but certain it is that most of the remarks are sacred, and to us interesting truths.
A correspondent, who has read Dr. Price's Observations on the Revolution in America, desires that they may be published in every newspaper on the continent. They ought not to be passed over with a slight perusal--they ought to be written before every man's eyes, in letters of gold--they ought to be imprinted on the mind of every American, and be immediately carried into practice by all the legislatures of the United States. It would perhaps be saying too much to assert that every idea is practicable; but certain it is that most of the remarks are sacred, and to us interesting truths.
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
What keywords are associated?
Dr Price
American Revolution
Book Publication
Political Ideas
What entities or persons were involved?
Dr. Price
Where did it happen?
Hartford
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Hartford
Event Date
January 25
Key Persons
Dr. Price
Event Details
A correspondent recommends publishing Dr. Price's Observations on the Revolution in America in every newspaper, imprinting its ideas on Americans' minds, and having legislatures carry them into practice, noting most remarks as sacred and interesting truths.