History, 27.02.2021 20:40 lealaslee858

Look at the second picture. The words at the bottom of the second picture says
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
The Ribbon says “don’t give a penny” it is talking paying taxes.

Why do you believe that the girl is missing her arms and her legs?

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Look at the second picture. The words at the bottom of the second picture says
New England

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