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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I thank you for the Address to the Quakers; should be glad to have it distributed among ours, but am afraid to be the instrument, lest they should take a prejudice against it. If it was to come from some of their own friends, ...
I thank you for the Address to the Quakers; should be glad to have it distributed among ours, but am afraid to be the instrument, lest they should take a prejudice against it. If it was to come from some of their own friends, ...
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... which I will give you when you come here. There are more of those Treaties and Conferences in print, and I guess may be found in Boston, if enquired for. I thank you for the sketch you sent me of Dr. Finley's Life and Character.
... which I will give you when you come here. There are more of those Treaties and Conferences in print, and I guess may be found in Boston, if enquired for. I thank you for the sketch you sent me of Dr. Finley's Life and Character.
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My dear Sir, — I thank you much for the communications in your last packet, particularly for the letters of Mr. Moody, which will serve to correct some particulars in my account of him, and the times in wrhich he suffered.
My dear Sir, — I thank you much for the communications in your last packet, particularly for the letters of Mr. Moody, which will serve to correct some particulars in my account of him, and the times in wrhich he suffered.
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... necessity shall ever prevent my treating your letters with due respect. I thank you for the depositions : they are worthy a place in the museum of every virtuoso. I am much mistaken, if it will not be f 16 TIIE BELKNAP PAPERS. [1779.
... necessity shall ever prevent my treating your letters with due respect. I thank you for the depositions : they are worthy a place in the museum of every virtuoso. I am much mistaken, if it will not be f 16 TIIE BELKNAP PAPERS. [1779.
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Mr. Hazard's compliments to Mr. Belknap, and now returns Burnaby, with many thanks for the entertainment and assistance he has afforded him. He should have been returned sooner, but the bad weather, which has occasioned some ...
Mr. Hazard's compliments to Mr. Belknap, and now returns Burnaby, with many thanks for the entertainment and assistance he has afforded him. He should have been returned sooner, but the bad weather, which has occasioned some ...
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