Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society, Volumen4;Volumen34The Society, 1858 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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... ship for her protection . The town is become a spectacle to angels and men . God grant that it may not be intimidated by the present horrors to make a surrender of the rights of America ; or in any respect to dishonor herself at this ...
... ship for her protection . The town is become a spectacle to angels and men . God grant that it may not be intimidated by the present horrors to make a surrender of the rights of America ; or in any respect to dishonor herself at this ...
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... ship for her protection . The town is become a spectacle to angels and men . God grant that it may not be intimidated by the present horrors to make a surrender of the rights of America ; or in any respect to dishonor herself at this ...
... ship for her protection . The town is become a spectacle to angels and men . God grant that it may not be intimidated by the present horrors to make a surrender of the rights of America ; or in any respect to dishonor herself at this ...
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... ship you a much larger quan- tity . As our people are open and generous , firm , steady , and resolute in the common cause of Liberty , hope the peo- ple of Boston remain firm and steady . An answer would be extreme [ ly ] agreeable ...
... ship you a much larger quan- tity . As our people are open and generous , firm , steady , and resolute in the common cause of Liberty , hope the peo- ple of Boston remain firm and steady . An answer would be extreme [ ly ] agreeable ...
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... ship pon he gene end up nevol mittee Town With the greatest respect we are , Sir , your friends and fellow - countrymen . By order of the Committee appointed to receive Donations for the employment or relief of the Reply to Farmington . 15.
... ship pon he gene end up nevol mittee Town With the greatest respect we are , Sir , your friends and fellow - countrymen . By order of the Committee appointed to receive Donations for the employment or relief of the Reply to Farmington . 15.
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... ship expected at Portsmouth , in New Hampshire , with a very large quan tity . What an insult this , upon the whole Continent ! But as Mr. Quince is upon the spot , and doubtless gets information of what passes , we think it needless to ...
... ship expected at Portsmouth , in New Hampshire , with a very large quan tity . What an insult this , upon the whole Continent ! But as Mr. Quince is upon the spot , and doubtless gets information of what passes , we think it needless to ...
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