"Gen. Hamilton is supposed mortally wounded" — Boston Gazette, July 16, 1804 first year survivors Mayflower list and I thought it was

and I thought it was especially interesting not just because of the age but the configuration of the stars

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The New York Times Magazine — March 5

This 1773 broadside contains a poem praising the patriots who stormed the British tea ships during the Boston Tea Party

"Gen. Hamilton is supposed mortally wounded" — Boston Gazette, July 16, 1804 first year survivors Mayflower list and I thought it wasBoston Gazette Monday, July 16,1804 UNFORTUNATE TRANSACTION From New York, July 12 Yesterday morning Gen. Hamilton was badly wounded in a duel with Col. Burr. The citizens are generally and deeply affected with this event to a man who is greatly beloved, and whose talents and virtues as a statesman are not exceeded, perhaps not equalled, by any one. the General, though he reprobates the practice of dueling, yet was induced to go to the field but went