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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Please to remember me to Mrs. Belknap, and believe me to be, reverend and dear sir, Your friend and very humble servant, Ebek. Hazard. BELKNAP TO HAZARD. Dover, May 123 1779. Sir, — I am much pleased that my proposal of an American ...
Please to remember me to Mrs. Belknap, and believe me to be, reverend and dear sir, Your friend and very humble servant, Ebek. Hazard. BELKNAP TO HAZARD. Dover, May 123 1779. Sir, — I am much pleased that my proposal of an American ...
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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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But two (I believe) very honest men had very disagreeable feelings on the occasion, as I doubt not a third will (though unnecessarily), and even the printer did not escape without a severe admonition to " take heed.
But two (I believe) very honest men had very disagreeable feelings on the occasion, as I doubt not a third will (though unnecessarily), and even the printer did not escape without a severe admonition to " take heed.
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... not for the conviction of those whose faith is not more extensive than their sight, but for the confirmation of the faith of such as can believe the Word of God, even in things which reason itself cannot comprehend.
... not for the conviction of those whose faith is not more extensive than their sight, but for the confirmation of the faith of such as can believe the Word of God, even in things which reason itself cannot comprehend.
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She lays plentifully, but seldom hatches; almost all her eggs are essentially defective, and I believe she is of the same breed with yours. There is a large Hen to lay soon at Hartford : she is speckled too.
She lays plentifully, but seldom hatches; almost all her eggs are essentially defective, and I believe she is of the same breed with yours. There is a large Hen to lay soon at Hartford : she is speckled too.
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