A strange and wonderful Indian dream, dreamed on Cape-Cod, on the 14th of May, 1773. Or, A remarkable prophecy, relating to twelve great men, who sit in the judgment seat, to judge the people of the earth, whose works are evil in the sight of all men, and that continually, in as much as they vex and grieve the people, who are sorely oppressed under their wicked and arbitrary perversion of the law

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A strange and wonderful Indian dream, dreamed on Cape-Cod, on the 14th of May, 1773. Or, A remarkable prophecy, relating to twelve great men, who sit in the judgment seat, to judge the people of the earth, whose works are evil in the sight of all men, and that continually, in as much as they vex and grieve the people, who are sorely oppressed under their wicked and arbitrary perversion of the law.
Sold [by E. Russell] next the cornfield, Union-Street. | 1773