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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Massachusetts Historical Society. to suppose your Dover gave birth to ; but this was certainly not the case, it having undoubtedly been used long before your Dover was known. It had its origin in Great Britain, and refers to a Dover ...
Massachusetts Historical Society. to suppose your Dover gave birth to ; but this was certainly not the case, it having undoubtedly been used long before your Dover was known. It had its origin in Great Britain, and refers to a Dover ...
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... suppose General S.'s letters are "simple narratives," but rather pompous accounts of simple transactions.* It is not impossible that there may have been one or two neat framed houses, belonging to white people, in one or more of the ...
... suppose General S.'s letters are "simple narratives," but rather pompous accounts of simple transactions.* It is not impossible that there may have been one or two neat framed houses, belonging to white people, in one or more of the ...
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... suppose carried it with him. "lis in two volumes, London edition, printed, if I remember right, about 1760. The reviewers gave a character of it as an indifferent performance, but their decisions do not always bear the stamp of ...
... suppose carried it with him. "lis in two volumes, London edition, printed, if I remember right, about 1760. The reviewers gave a character of it as an indifferent performance, but their decisions do not always bear the stamp of ...
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... suppose, fifteen or twenty feet above the road, and covered with a growth of timber. Some of the trees were large. Is not this a proof of an universal deluge ? or, rather, of one in America ? The ising-glass at Boscawen must certainly ...
... suppose, fifteen or twenty feet above the road, and covered with a growth of timber. Some of the trees were large. Is not this a proof of an universal deluge ? or, rather, of one in America ? The ising-glass at Boscawen must certainly ...
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... suppose he means that each candle should be buried in the bran, so as not to touch the one which lies next to it. We have a stone at Roxbury which appears to me to be a composition of pebble stones and petrified mud of a blue- ish ...
... suppose he means that each candle should be buried in the bran, so as not to touch the one which lies next to it. We have a stone at Roxbury which appears to me to be a composition of pebble stones and petrified mud of a blue- ish ...
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