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 have had thoughts of such a thing, and have made the beginning of a small attempt to carry it into execution. But as your opportunities for perfecting such a plan are much superior to what mine are, or will probably ever be, ...
I have had thoughts of such a thing, and have made the beginning of a small attempt to carry it into execution. But as your opportunities for perfecting such a plan are much superior to what mine are, or will probably ever be, ...
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By this means,- perhaps, in a series of time the thing may be done ; but if it must lie solely or chiefly upon me, and I am to continue in my present embarrassed and heterogeneous situation, ...
By this means,- perhaps, in a series of time the thing may be done ; but if it must lie solely or chiefly upon me, and I am to continue in my present embarrassed and heterogeneous situation, ...
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... and I see no prospect of a change for the better, it might as well be expected that a snail should quit her shell and soar with the eagle as that I should bring to pass a thing of such magnitude and variety.
... and I see no prospect of a change for the better, it might as well be expected that a snail should quit her shell and soar with the eagle as that I should bring to pass a thing of such magnitude and variety.
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Could any thing certain be collected respecting any of the Indians, it will be worth inserting, but it will be extremely difficult to get such anecdotes of them as may be depended on. In the Records of the United Colonies, ...
Could any thing certain be collected respecting any of the Indians, it will be worth inserting, but it will be extremely difficult to get such anecdotes of them as may be depended on. In the Records of the United Colonies, ...
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He said it appeared to be of a red, slaty substance, sterile, and incapable of producing any thing worth the cultivation ; but that being broken up, and exposed to the air, it became exceedingly mellow, and was fertile 14 THE BELKNAP ...
He said it appeared to be of a red, slaty substance, sterile, and incapable of producing any thing worth the cultivation ; but that being broken up, and exposed to the air, it became exceedingly mellow, and was fertile 14 THE BELKNAP ...
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