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A real history of Newark and notable Newarkers (1916)

Fleming, Thomas, 1853-1931 · [Newark, N.J. : Tom Fleming Cartoon Syndicate · leaf 64

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own Mul-berry street, closely pursued l)y a party of zealotts Pttritatisshouting, Back to Philadelphia, vou old heretic! The constables never deigned to interfere in these little■.l^^■ersions of the poptilace as Quakers were considered legiti-mate game, alwavs in season, and not under the… … 69 A REAL HlvS|\)RY OF NEWARK \\ hislliui: trivuluUh Umc.s on llic Sabballi ib u luisde-nieanor. All Indians killed b) while men shall be considered asslain in self-defense. Any one causing a church deacon to smile on the Sab-bath shall be pilloried. One of the laws was somewhat ambiguous since it…

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