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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... town, I could not answer it by his return. My situation here often subjects me to this inconvenience ; and therefore, should I appear, as in this instance, to neglect you in future, I must beg you to apologize for it as I now do, for ...
... town, I could not answer it by his return. My situation here often subjects me to this inconvenience ; and therefore, should I appear, as in this instance, to neglect you in future, I must beg you to apologize for it as I now do, for ...
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... towns were destroyed, and the country in their vicinity desolated in such a manner as to cut off the Indians' hopes of subsistence by the fruit of their labours in the field. The towns, as such, I suppose, were of no real importance ...
... towns were destroyed, and the country in their vicinity desolated in such a manner as to cut off the Indians' hopes of subsistence by the fruit of their labours in the field. The towns, as such, I suppose, were of no real importance ...
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... town by one of Dr. Gordon's deacons, and have no doubt Mr. Elliot has received it. I hardly know how to answer your question about sending letters per post for other people, enclosed under cover to me. There are, strictly speaking, no ...
... town by one of Dr. Gordon's deacons, and have no doubt Mr. Elliot has received it. I hardly know how to answer your question about sending letters per post for other people, enclosed under cover to me. There are, strictly speaking, no ...
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... towns, and of the change of their names frpm the Indian to the present; what the Indian name was; the names of Governours and Presidents, and the dates of their commissions, &c, &c. To prevent the work's being a dull, heavy ...
... towns, and of the change of their names frpm the Indian to the present; what the Indian name was; the names of Governours and Presidents, and the dates of their commissions, &c, &c. To prevent the work's being a dull, heavy ...
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... town yesterday, but had not the pleasure of seeing our friend, Mr. Elliot. I wish he did not live so far out of the line of my business. Boston affords nothing new but complaints upon complaints. I have been credibly informed that a ...
... town yesterday, but had not the pleasure of seeing our friend, Mr. Elliot. I wish he did not live so far out of the line of my business. Boston affords nothing new but complaints upon complaints. I have been credibly informed that a ...
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