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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... mountain about twenty-four miles north-west from hence, where I had made an excursion to visit and preach to the new settlers. I think there is not a colder situation in North America. But what is remarkable the snow is not so deep back ...
... mountain about twenty-four miles north-west from hence, where I had made an excursion to visit and preach to the new settlers. I think there is not a colder situation in North America. But what is remarkable the snow is not so deep back ...
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... mountain, through mbrasses, down and up craggy steeps, and through rapid streams almost unwadable ; but the whole was endured with a becoming fortitude. He informs me that they destroyed about a hundred and sixty thousand bushels of ...
... mountain, through mbrasses, down and up craggy steeps, and through rapid streams almost unwadable ; but the whole was endured with a becoming fortitude. He informs me that they destroyed about a hundred and sixty thousand bushels of ...
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... mountain, and is turned round a high rocky point (I suppose formerly a part of either the bed or shore of the river) into its natural course again. Near the cleft into which the river falls, and cross-wise of the stream, is another so ...
... mountain, and is turned round a high rocky point (I suppose formerly a part of either the bed or shore of the river) into its natural course again. Near the cleft into which the river falls, and cross-wise of the stream, is another so ...
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... mountain of rocks, interspersed with a great number of large clusters of brilliant crystals, which in their natural state are highly polished, and have very regular sides and angles. They are so fixed in the rock as not to be got out ...
... mountain of rocks, interspersed with a great number of large clusters of brilliant crystals, which in their natural state are highly polished, and have very regular sides and angles. They are so fixed in the rock as not to be got out ...
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... mountain in the Township of Grafton, in the County of Grafton, and not far from Dartmouth College. It was ... mountains they have found the same substance, to obtain which they are obliged to blow a flint rock, whereby the ...
... mountain in the Township of Grafton, in the County of Grafton, and not far from Dartmouth College. It was ... mountains they have found the same substance, to obtain which they are obliged to blow a flint rock, whereby the ...
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