continent which had been the theatre of his traitorous acts,
and consequently the occasion of more frequent reflections
on the infamy of his crimes.

_Massachusetts Gazette,_ November, 1786.

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Receipt for apple-pudding, in 1788, with the apple and the pudding left
out.

_For the_ HERALD _of_ FREEDOM.

HOW TO MAKE AN APPLE PUDDING.

_Being a curious, elaborate and sublime_ DISSERTATION,
_never before published._

By _YANKEE DOODLE, Esquire._

(_In Continuation._)

CHAPTER.--HOW AND ABOUT NAMES.

_Nugæque canoræ._ Hor.

I LOOK upon it as the greatest happiness of my life, that
fortune has given me _a name_ that corresponds with my
nature and constitution. Patriotism is the strongest
passion; and I glory in being a _Yankee_.--A _Yankee_ is any