Collections of the Massachusetts Historical SocietyMassachusetts Historical Society., 1877 For the statement above quoted, also for full bibliographical information regarding this publication, and for the contents of the volumes [1st ser.] v. 1- 7th series, v. 5, cf. Griffin, Bibl. of Amer. hist. society. 2d edition, 1907, p. 346-360. |
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... Dover, N. H. The salary agreed upon was £100 ($333.33) per annum; and the sum of £150 was voted in addition, with which to provide for himself a house. On the 15th June, 1767, he married Miss Ruth Eliot, daughter of Mr. Samuel Eliot ...
... Dover, N. H. The salary agreed upon was £100 ($333.33) per annum; and the sum of £150 was voted in addition, with which to provide for himself a house. On the 15th June, 1767, he married Miss Ruth Eliot, daughter of Mr. Samuel Eliot ...
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... Dover, were written from the depths of his experience, sometimes almost with a wail, in contemplating his own needs and those of his family for a more enlarged sympathy, and for the society of friends of a more generous culture. In the ...
... Dover, were written from the depths of his experience, sometimes almost with a wail, in contemplating his own needs and those of his family for a more enlarged sympathy, and for the society of friends of a more generous culture. In the ...
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... Dover, and it had been printed by Robert Aitken, of Philadelphia. The second and third volumes were prepared and printed in Boston. He now wrote the Foresters, and the Lives contained in the two volumes of American Biography, some of ...
... Dover, and it had been printed by Robert Aitken, of Philadelphia. The second and third volumes were prepared and printed in Boston. He now wrote the Foresters, and the Lives contained in the two volumes of American Biography, some of ...
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... Dover, Feb. 2, 1779. Sir, — I am favoured with yours of 29th ult., and the return of Gorges's History. I know not how you mistook my meaning with regard to the papers which you desire. Those which I mentioned to you are some records and.
... Dover, Feb. 2, 1779. Sir, — I am favoured with yours of 29th ult., and the return of Gorges's History. I know not how you mistook my meaning with regard to the papers which you desire. Those which I mentioned to you are some records and.
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... Dover, either this summer or fall. I am at present engaged in a little post-office business, and transcribing the " Records of the United Colonies of New England." As soon as these are finished, I intend travelling eastward again. I am ...
... Dover, either this summer or fall. I am at present engaged in a little post-office business, and transcribing the " Records of the United Colonies of New England." As soon as these are finished, I intend travelling eastward again. I am ...
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