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1773 SERMONS TO ASSES. American Revolutionary Satire Owned by "The Fighting Quaker" of the Revolution. ZZAutographsandArtifactsAn important pre Revolutionary American imprint of James Murray's anti establishment "sermons," aimed at chiding and satirizing the political and religious power establishment of England, especially as it related to their propensity to oppress dissent. This copy of particular interest, bearing the signature of Christopher Marshall [1709 1797], influential Philadelphia leader during the War of the Revolution. Marshall was an Irish born, emigrating to
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