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American Antiquarian Society. PREFACE . A LARGE portion of the present volume relates to the abo- riginal inhabitants of the country , —a subject of great and in- creasing interest to the American people . They are rapidly passing away ...
American Antiquarian Society. PREFACE . A LARGE portion of the present volume relates to the abo- riginal inhabitants of the country , —a subject of great and in- creasing interest to the American people . They are rapidly passing away ...
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... present volume ; but , as it has been since given to the public through the medium of another work , which possesses a wide circulation , † it is deemed sufficient to state here the number of books printed in each language . They are as ...
... present volume ; but , as it has been since given to the public through the medium of another work , which possesses a wide circulation , † it is deemed sufficient to state here the number of books printed in each language . They are as ...
Page x
... present volume . But , while the flourishing condition of the Society affords good cause of congratulation , it should be borne in mind , that the active and zealous coöperation of its friends is required to develope and apply the ...
... present volume . But , while the flourishing condition of the Society affords good cause of congratulation , it should be borne in mind , that the active and zealous coöperation of its friends is required to develope and apply the ...
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... present " Massachusetts Spy , " which he published weekly upon a large sheet . Although firmly attached to the popular side in the rising political contest , Mr. Thomas opened his columns to both parties ; but the Royalists soon ...
... present " Massachusetts Spy , " which he published weekly upon a large sheet . Although firmly attached to the popular side in the rising political contest , Mr. Thomas opened his columns to both parties ; but the Royalists soon ...
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... present them- selves , and he offered to endow the Institution by a donation of his collection . The proposition was ... presents to him from their possessors , and by purchases , at an amount not in considerable . The first volume of ...
... present them- selves , and he offered to endow the Institution by a donation of his collection . The proposition was ... presents to him from their possessors , and by purchases , at an amount not in considerable . The first volume of ...
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