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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... heard nothing of Count d'Estaing lately. If he should reach Sandy Hook before the New-Port gentry, they will be in a pretty box. Remember me affectionately to Mrs. Belknap, and be assured that I am Your friend and very humble servant ...
... heard nothing of Count d'Estaing lately. If he should reach Sandy Hook before the New-Port gentry, they will be in a pretty box. Remember me affectionately to Mrs. Belknap, and be assured that I am Your friend and very humble servant ...
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... heard of Count d'Estaing's success in Georgia, and the evacuation of Newport. It is said the enemy did not go from Rhode Island towards New York, but directly out to sea ; and it is conjectured that they are bound either to Halifax, the ...
... heard of Count d'Estaing's success in Georgia, and the evacuation of Newport. It is said the enemy did not go from Rhode Island towards New York, but directly out to sea ; and it is conjectured that they are bound either to Halifax, the ...
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... heard one of my very good brethren in this neighbourhood gravely assert in company (and I have been told he did the same in his pulpit) that it was the fulfilling of Joel's prophecy of a "pillar of smoke"; and that another wondered at ...
... heard one of my very good brethren in this neighbourhood gravely assert in company (and I have been told he did the same in his pulpit) that it was the fulfilling of Joel's prophecy of a "pillar of smoke"; and that another wondered at ...
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... but I don't remember that she particularly mentioned the degree of the darkness. Indeed, I had heard so little about the matter that my curiosity was not sufficiently awakened to lead me to make the 58 THE BELKNAP PAPERS. [1780.
... but I don't remember that she particularly mentioned the degree of the darkness. Indeed, I had heard so little about the matter that my curiosity was not sufficiently awakened to lead me to make the 58 THE BELKNAP PAPERS. [1780.
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... heard of Siberian wheat in Pennsylvania, but there is a kind of grain in that State which I never heard of anywhere else. It is raised principally by the Germans, who call it spelts. It appears to me to be a species of wheat ; is of a ...
... heard of Siberian wheat in Pennsylvania, but there is a kind of grain in that State which I never heard of anywhere else. It is raised principally by the Germans, who call it spelts. It appears to me to be a species of wheat ; is of a ...
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