Collections of the Massachusetts Historical SocietyFor 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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These include many written in answer to inquiries made by him of persons principally living in New Hampshire, when he was writing the History of that State. Much of this correspondence will well repay perusal and publication.
These include many written in answer to inquiries made by him of persons principally living in New Hampshire, when he was writing the History of that State. Much of this correspondence will well repay perusal and publication.
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In an appendix to the second volume are published the letters addressed to Dr. Belknap in answer to the queries of Judge Tucker, relating to slavery in Massachusetts. Following these are several other letters and documents, ...
In an appendix to the second volume are published the letters addressed to Dr. Belknap in answer to the queries of Judge Tucker, relating to slavery in Massachusetts. Following these are several other letters and documents, ...
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Reverend and dear Sir, — I believe I am a letter in your debt, for I think I deferred an answer to your favour of the 12th May, because I was near beginning my journey to this part of the world. The Biographical Dictionary shall have ...
Reverend and dear Sir, — I believe I am a letter in your debt, for I think I deferred an answer to your favour of the 12th May, because I was near beginning my journey to this part of the world. The Biographical Dictionary shall have ...
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That question I can't answer. I intended being at Dover by this time, but have been unexpectedly prevented. New business in the post-office department has just turned up, which throws a new obstruction in my way ; but, ...
That question I can't answer. I intended being at Dover by this time, but have been unexpectedly prevented. New business in the post-office department has just turned up, which throws a new obstruction in my way ; but, ...
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Keverend and dear Sir, — I was favoured by yours of 5th inst. by last post ; but, as I did not receive it before night, and live five miles from town, I could not answer it by his return. My situation here often subjects me to this ...
Keverend and dear Sir, — I was favoured by yours of 5th inst. by last post ; but, as I did not receive it before night, and live five miles from town, I could not answer it by his return. My situation here often subjects me to this ...
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