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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... 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. The Committee on the Belknap Papers felt ...
... 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. The Committee on the Belknap Papers felt ...
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... answer to the queries of Judge Tucker, relating to slavery in Massachusetts. Following these are several other letters and documents, which illustrate the general subject. A prefatory note to these papers will give the necessary ...
... answer to the queries of Judge Tucker, relating to slavery in Massachusetts. Following these are several other letters and documents, which illustrate the general subject. A prefatory note to these papers will give the necessary ...
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... 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 every assistance in my power, but I must still declare against being the prirnam mobile ...
... 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 every assistance in my power, but I must still declare against being the prirnam mobile ...
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... 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, this notwithstanding, I hope to see you ...
... 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, this notwithstanding, I hope to see you ...
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... answer it by his return. My situation here often subjects me to this inconvenience ; and therefore, should I appear, as in this instance, to neglect you in future, I must beg you to apologize for it as I now do, for you may be assured ...
... answer it by his return. My situation here often subjects me to this inconvenience ; and therefore, should I appear, as in this instance, to neglect you in future, I must beg you to apologize for it as I now do, for you may be assured ...
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