Legal document, 1780 February 5.

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Legal document, 1780 February 5.

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In his verdict on the State of Massachusetts v. Thomas Brindley, Robert Treat Paine writes that Brindley, who has pledged allegiance to the King of Great Britain since 1775, is now considered an alien in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and shall be banished from the state.

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