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Liberty pole

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a tall flagstaff planted in the ground, often surmounted by a liberty cap.

See also: Liberty



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He hoped that by cutting down the Liberty Pole he would snuff out the wave of patriotism that had recently inflamed the town's citizens.
Taunton's patriots & tories: the patriotic struggle in one ... by Eddlem, Thomas R. / The New American
and new homes on James Court; the development of MacKay Park; the playground at Veteran's Park; the Liberty Pole Project; and downtown redevelopment including the Group USA project.
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