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Tea Ship Tea Party and Old Age Reflections in Early America
The piece recounts the Boston Tea Party scene with Samuel Adams and Concord leaders, as well as subsequent reactions in Philadelphia and New York. It then shifts to a discussion of aging, citing Fanny Willis and other figures, and ponders the virtues and challenges of being old in a changing society.
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East India Company
Boston
Hirgeeit
O Hitedns
Baat India Company
Sazimona
Liberty Tree
Bégioni
Adams
Hencock
Phillips
Beaton
Selectmien
William Cooper
Molineux
Warren
State Street
Richard Clarke
Consignees
Clarke
London
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Atéea
Thoemes
Cambridge
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Charleston
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Ares
Darimouth
Boston ‘Harbor
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Andre’ Company
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Youngig
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Tenis Haier
Rivas Prodde
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Dartmoath
Schmitie Ob Adams
Hutchinson
Montague
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Coastera
Hancock
Philips
Rowe
Dennié
Fanetl Hall
Malaen
Lexington
Worcester County
Committee of Leicester
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Dartmouth
Kent
Samuel Adama
Rotch
Custom House
Hutchingon
Fitchburgh
Heyer
Friends of Liberty
Gloucester
Desembar
Benije
Britain
Peace
Ita
Philadelphia
Correspondénée
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Reich
Ebuéetor
Ronan
Bataja
Toma
Lind
Samuel Adams
Doar
Samuel Adame
Griffin’s Wharf
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Committee of Correspondence
Poul Revere
New York
Philadelph
England
Correspond Sie
Philadelphias
Sar
Fanny
Fanny Fero ”Anny
Willis
Vathabial Willis
N.P. Willis
Sarah Willis
Catharine Beecher
Connecticut
Gills
Tion
Misa Beecher
Sith Wiflin
Sarah Eldridge
Eldrigue
Advera
Néw Smiter
Farrington
Iusaleo
William Tennant
New Jersey
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Fife
Tippling-House
Ikey
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Bacon
Lord Bacon
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Frederica Bremer
Stockholm
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