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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... kind enough to promise me, I must beg you to send to the post-office in this place, directed to me at Boston, to the care of the Reverend Dr. Gordon, who will carefully forward them. Please to mention on each paper the authority or book ...
... kind enough to promise me, I must beg you to send to the post-office in this place, directed to me at Boston, to the care of the Reverend Dr. Gordon, who will carefully forward them. Please to mention on each paper the authority or book ...
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... kind as to bring me a copy of Lord Chesterfield's " Principles of Politeness," reprinted at Philadelphia, which I will pay you for. Mrs. Belknap desires her compliments. I am, sir, with much respect, your obedient, obliged friend 6 THE ...
... kind as to bring me a copy of Lord Chesterfield's " Principles of Politeness," reprinted at Philadelphia, which I will pay you for. Mrs. Belknap desires her compliments. I am, sir, with much respect, your obedient, obliged friend 6 THE ...
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... kind of an Egg which was laid, or to be laid, at Pennycook; and imprudently added, as a postscript, that " the ingenious Mr. Hazard would probably be glad to have the Egg." Some of Mr. H.'s friends, by a concatenation of ideas which was ...
... kind of an Egg which was laid, or to be laid, at Pennycook; and imprudently added, as a postscript, that " the ingenious Mr. Hazard would probably be glad to have the Egg." Some of Mr. H.'s friends, by a concatenation of ideas which was ...
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... kind. I should be glad to know whom you have mentioned the matter to that may be likely to remember it. For I must repeat my wish (not that you, for you have forbid me, but), that some other person of more leisure and greater ...
... kind. I should be glad to know whom you have mentioned the matter to that may be likely to remember it. For I must repeat my wish (not that you, for you have forbid me, but), that some other person of more leisure and greater ...
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... kind of red slate, and is so exceedingly rich that in a short time after it has been turned up, and exposed to the air and moisture, it is converted into a species of marie." " Since my return from North America, I have met with a ...
... kind of red slate, and is so exceedingly rich that in a short time after it has been turned up, and exposed to the air and moisture, it is converted into a species of marie." " Since my return from North America, I have met with a ...
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