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Accursed thing, The, must be taken away from among a people.
Chauncy, Charles, D. D., 1705-1787. **H 97.60 The accursed thing must be taken away from among a people, if
they would reasonably hope to stand before their enemies. A sermon preached at the Thursday-Lecture in Boston, September
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| Boston, New-England: Printed by Thomas & John Fleet, 1778.
27 pp. 18cm., in 4s.
| “The accursed thing among us, is sordid avarice, an unsatiable thirst for
money.” —P. 23.
The sermon is a protest against 'the injustice to salaried persons and
others of fixed incomes, caused by the law requiring the paper money to
be accepted at its face value.
 
This card was printed at the Boston a Public Library, November 10, 1922 M4931 — T.r. — Thursday Lectu ton. — Mass. Fin. Currency. Colonial
period. — Fleet, John, printer, 1735?-1806. — Fleet, Thomas, printer, 1685-1758.