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[[Note]] Wheatley p473

The  
Royal American Magazine,

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OR UNIVERSAL

Repository of Instruction and Amusement.

For DECEMBER, 1774.

CONTAINING.
A brief Description of the person, palace, and courtiers of King Tyranny, &c. a Vision. Page 443

Answer to Jack Dilemma. 445

An Interest Table, &c. 446

An account of a stone with a curious inscription upon it. 447

Solutions of Questions,in No.IX,and X, ibid.

A conferrence held between Col. Bouquet and some Savage Chiefs, at the Ohio, in the Year 1764. 449

On political matters. 454

An Essay on British Government. 456

History of Lauretta, continued.   458

On the Culture of Madder, continued.  464


The choice of a situation favourable to the labour, &c. of Bees.  465

A Dream.    471

Questions.  472

Paradox.   ibid.

POETICAL ESSAYS.
A Poem, addressed by Philis, to a Gentleman of the Navy.  473

The Answer, by that Gentleman.   474

Winter. A pastoral Ballad.  475

Equality.  476

Answer to a Rebus in No. X.   ibid.

A Rebus.   ibid.

Ibid.      ibid.

HISTORICAL CHRONICLE.
Intelligence Foreign and Domestic.  477

Marriages, and Deaths.   479

Meteorological Observations on the Weather.  480

Governor Hutchinson's History, &c.   

With the following EMBELLISHMENTS, via.
Col. BOUQUET conferring with some Savage CHIEFS.
The manner that BEES take their repose, &c. 

AMERICA:
BOSTON, Printed and Sold at GREENLEAF'S Printing-Office 
in Union-street, near the Conduit, where 
Subscriptions continue to be taken in.

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