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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... given me, too small to furnish one apiece for such of my friends as I should be glad to send them to. I shall soon write again and make the extracts which I gave you reason to expect. The most leisure season of the year for me is ...
... given me, too small to furnish one apiece for such of my friends as I should be glad to send them to. I shall soon write again and make the extracts which I gave you reason to expect. The most leisure season of the year for me is ...
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... 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. Multangular brilliant stones, resembling crystal, and highly ...
... 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. Multangular brilliant stones, resembling crystal, and highly ...
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... given up the point entirely, my people have, of their own accord, rated me five hundred bushels of corn for the year ensuing ; which though not quite equal to the value of the original contract, yet is so much beyond any thing which I ...
... given up the point entirely, my people have, of their own accord, rated me five hundred bushels of corn for the year ensuing ; which though not quite equal to the value of the original contract, yet is so much beyond any thing which I ...
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... given to Mr. Rittenhouse, who is a member of the American Philosophical Society. I had not leisure to talk with him about the experiments I hinted to you, but intend him another visit. The French at Martinique have been strongly ...
... given to Mr. Rittenhouse, who is a member of the American Philosophical Society. I had not leisure to talk with him about the experiments I hinted to you, but intend him another visit. The French at Martinique have been strongly ...
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... given is two quarts. I am now writing directly in front of about an acre and a quarter of Siberian wheat, which Dr. Gordon has had sown for the purpose of making an experiment*. I got it from New Hampshire for him, but it does not ...
... given is two quarts. I am now writing directly in front of about an acre and a quarter of Siberian wheat, which Dr. Gordon has had sown for the purpose of making an experiment*. I got it from New Hampshire for him, but it does not ...
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