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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... 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 express rules about it ; but it has not been customary, and I believe ...
... 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 express rules about it ; but it has not been customary, and I believe ...
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... received yours of the 4th inst., # with Burnaby's Journal, and some papers, &c. I herewith send you one of my lately printed sermons (the meanness of the paper can only be apologized for by the wretchedness of the times) and one of ...
... received yours of the 4th inst., # with Burnaby's Journal, and some papers, &c. I herewith send you one of my lately printed sermons (the meanness of the paper can only be apologized for by the wretchedness of the times) and one of ...
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... received a letter from the Eeverend Mr. Tennent, of Greenfield, in Connecticut, an extract from which will probably be pleasing to you, as it will in some measure gratify your curiosity respecting the Western Expedition. He writes ...
... received a letter from the Eeverend Mr. Tennent, of Greenfield, in Connecticut, an extract from which will probably be pleasing to you, as it will in some measure gratify your curiosity respecting the Western Expedition. He writes ...
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... received the sermons I sent you and Dr. Gordon. March 17, 1780.* I don't know whether you will think me a good or bad correspondent, for filling up every grain of paper. My only apology for being so prolix this time is, that when I get ...
... received the sermons I sent you and Dr. Gordon. March 17, 1780.* I don't know whether you will think me a good or bad correspondent, for filling up every grain of paper. My only apology for being so prolix this time is, that when I get ...
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... received. That from New London contains some curious Connecticut manoeuvres, which, I am told, have raised no small flame in that State. No man who regarded the honour of the State, I think, could be pleased with such villainy in its ...
... received. That from New London contains some curious Connecticut manoeuvres, which, I am told, have raised no small flame in that State. No man who regarded the honour of the State, I think, could be pleased with such villainy in its ...
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