The Rum-Seller, &c: A hit upon temperance and Rum Selling: Adapted to the Meridian of Billerica, but will answer for the adjoining towns

The Rum-Seller, &c: A hit upon temperance and Rum Selling: Adapted to the Meridian of Billerica, but will answer for the adjoining towns

Printed in two columns divided by barber pole line of type ornaments. Not listed in P.G. Perrin's: "Life and works of Thomas Green Fessenden" Broadside attributed to the name, "Dr. Caustic", a pseudonym used by Dr. Daniel Parker
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The Rum-Seller, &c: A hit upon temperance and Rum Selling: Adapted to the Meridian of Billerica, but will answer for the adjoining towns
Collection
Alcohol, Temperance & Prohibition
Date(s)
1830
Usage
Collection is open for research.
Rights Statement
No Copyright - United States
Creator(s)
Parker, Daniel (attributed name)
Subject(s)
Broadsides
Moral and ethical aspects
Poetry
Population policy
Protest poetry
Temperance
United State
Type
text
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