Boston Federal Band. Some account of its rise, and detail of the proceedings of its members: --the objects which they contemplate;--their rules of agreement--and the constitution under which they propose to act. Addressed to the citizens, to whom they acknowledge obligations--from which they have received the most animating encouragement
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