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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... write upon the subject. It is a pity you cannot proceed with your Biographical Dictionary, and it has grieved me not a little that I have not been able as yet to furnish you with any materials for it. I do not think the work will ...
... write upon the subject. It is a pity you cannot proceed with your Biographical Dictionary, and it has grieved me not a little that I have not been able as yet to furnish you with any materials for it. I do not think the work will ...
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... write again and make the extracts which I gave you reason to expect. The most leisure season of the year for me is generally in February and March. The weather has been excessively severe and the snow is deep. ' I was obliged to sustain ...
... write again and make the extracts which I gave you reason to expect. The most leisure season of the year for me is generally in February and March. The weather has been excessively severe and the snow is deep. ' I was obliged to sustain ...
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... writer's remarks about that at Hempstead are just. Should my life be spared, it is not improbable I may have an opportunity of visiting both, and the hints you have favoured me with will serve to direct my enquiries ; and I don't know ...
... writer's remarks about that at Hempstead are just. Should my life be spared, it is not improbable I may have an opportunity of visiting both, and the hints you have favoured me with will serve to direct my enquiries ; and I don't know ...
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... write, and this piece is but a quarter of a sheet. Upon reviewing it, I find I was rather inattentive to this part of my plan while in your State, and must beg your assistance to complete it. I will enclose you a list of the articles I ...
... write, and this piece is but a quarter of a sheet. Upon reviewing it, I find I was rather inattentive to this part of my plan while in your State, and must beg your assistance to complete it. I will enclose you a list of the articles I ...
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... write to Democritus, and tell him that, as Continental Collector-General of Curiosities, I have a claim upon him for the whole speech. He will send it to me, and then, if you choose it, you shall have a copy. There is no danger of your ...
... write to Democritus, and tell him that, as Continental Collector-General of Curiosities, I have a claim upon him for the whole speech. He will send it to me, and then, if you choose it, you shall have a copy. There is no danger of your ...
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