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Vermont Paper Associates Adult Tradesmen with Ballplaying
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| Text | A letter to the editor of the Green Mountain Patriot takes issue with another writer who evidently thinks that "the farmer, the mechanic, and the merchant" should do more dancing when they attend local balls. They attend for another reason - "the same reason, whether criminal or lawful, that they meet together to play a game of ball, of quoits, or ride out on horseback." For "pleasing amusement." The Green Mountain Patriot (Peachum, VT), August 17, 1803. |
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1803.5 Vermont Paper Associates Adult Tradesmen with Ballplaying"
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