Collections of the Massachusetts Historical SocietyThe 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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... pieces of buffalo's dung, &c, which were brought from thence, and given me by my uncle, who visited those parts. I have been credibly informed that several kinds of paints, jalap, and rhubarb are found in Virginia and North Carolina ...
... pieces of buffalo's dung, &c, which were brought from thence, and given me by my uncle, who visited those parts. I have been credibly informed that several kinds of paints, jalap, and rhubarb are found in Virginia and North Carolina ...
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... piece is but a quarter of a sheet. Upon reviewing it, I find I was rather inattentive to this part of my plan while in your State, and must beg your assistance to complete it. I will enclose you a list of the articles I have, that you ...
... piece is but a quarter of a sheet. Upon reviewing it, I find I was rather inattentive to this part of my plan while in your State, and must beg your assistance to complete it. I will enclose you a list of the articles I have, that you ...
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... piece of civility peculiar to themselves; for a man would be accounted very impertinent if he contradicted any thing that is said in their council, and if he does not approve the greatest absurdity therein proposed. Notwithstanding this ...
... piece of civility peculiar to themselves; for a man would be accounted very impertinent if he contradicted any thing that is said in their council, and if he does not approve the greatest absurdity therein proposed. Notwithstanding this ...
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... piece of his casuistry is rather divert- ing. Two of their men had taken down two coats of beaver, which the Indians had hung on a tree near the Fall of St. Antony, in the River Mississippi, as an offering to the divinity that was ...
... piece of his casuistry is rather divert- ing. Two of their men had taken down two coats of beaver, which the Indians had hung on a tree near the Fall of St. Antony, in the River Mississippi, as an offering to the divinity that was ...
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... piece of it, but, for want of this necessary ingredient, this experiment must be deferred. Its name and appearance suggested this hint. I find that fire destroys its transparency entirely, and its elasticity in some measure, as you will ...
... piece of it, but, for want of this necessary ingredient, this experiment must be deferred. Its name and appearance suggested this hint. I find that fire destroys its transparency entirely, and its elasticity in some measure, as you will ...
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