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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... hope to prove, in the course of five or six years, the truth of Horace's assertion that " Nil tarn difficile est, quod non solertia vincat." I am now engaged with the Records of this State ; and, among the rest, have the Records of the ...
... hope to prove, in the course of five or six years, the truth of Horace's assertion that " Nil tarn difficile est, quod non solertia vincat." I am now engaged with the Records of this State ; and, among the rest, have the Records of the ...
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... hope it has had some good effect. Such a manner of treating the subject was judged more effectual than a long, dry, sober dissertation, pointing out the absurdity and insufficiency of the Constitution.* It has been rejected by a very ...
... hope it has had some good effect. Such a manner of treating the subject was judged more effectual than a long, dry, sober dissertation, pointing out the absurdity and insufficiency of the Constitution.* It has been rejected by a very ...
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... hope to see you within thirty days. I am obliged to you for endeavouring to procure the Indian Treaties for me. They ought to be in my collection, but I do not think them sufficiently important to merit transcribing, especially when ...
... hope to see you within thirty days. I am obliged to you for endeavouring to procure the Indian Treaties for me. They ought to be in my collection, but I do not think them sufficiently important to merit transcribing, especially when ...
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... hope it will be even strengthened by the present journey. I did not receive your last before I had taken leave of Boston, but I sent in the one it enclosed for Mr. Elliot, by a safe hand. Before this reaches you, you will doubtless have ...
... hope it will be even strengthened by the present journey. I did not receive your last before I had taken leave of Boston, but I sent in the one it enclosed for Mr. Elliot, by a safe hand. Before this reaches you, you will doubtless have ...
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... hope it is no transgression of post-office rules for me to enclose a letter to Mr. Elliot ? I have no other opportunity but by the post, and it might lie in your office a long time without his knowledge. HAZARD TO BELKNAP. Jamaica Plain ...
... hope it is no transgression of post-office rules for me to enclose a letter to Mr. Elliot ? I have no other opportunity but by the post, and it might lie in your office a long time without his knowledge. HAZARD TO BELKNAP. Jamaica Plain ...
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