Constitutional Courant, The,

The Oxford Companion to American Literature | 1995 | 374 words | Copyright

Constitutional Courant, The, (Sept. 21, 1765), newspaper issued by James Parker to attack the Stamp Act, appeared in a single issue published at three separate places. It contained three articles and reproduced the Pennsylvania Gazette cartoon that represented a snake, symbolizing the colonies, divided into eight parts, and bearing the motto “Join or Die.”

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