Transactions and Collections of the American Antiquarian Society, Volume 1; Volume 9American Antiquarian Society, 1909 - United States |
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... county ) , and established an extensive bindery . With his partners he controlled sixteen presses , constantly employed , seven of them in Worcester . He had five book - stores in Massachusetts , one in Concord , N. H. , one in Albany ...
... county ) , and established an extensive bindery . With his partners he controlled sixteen presses , constantly employed , seven of them in Worcester . He had five book - stores in Massachusetts , one in Concord , N. H. , one in Albany ...
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... County Attorney from 1807 to 1811 , when he was made an associate Justice of the Circuit Court of Common Pleas for the Western Circuit , an office which he held until his death . While in college he fought with the college company on ...
... County Attorney from 1807 to 1811 , when he was made an associate Justice of the Circuit Court of Common Pleas for the Western Circuit , an office which he held until his death . While in college he fought with the college company on ...
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... county , and that books would be opened at Mr. Barker's tav- ern in Worcester on the first Tuesday in January . The response to this call was so liberal that one hundred and eighty - three subscribers applied for a total of two thousand ...
... county , and that books would be opened at Mr. Barker's tav- ern in Worcester on the first Tuesday in January . The response to this call was so liberal that one hundred and eighty - three subscribers applied for a total of two thousand ...
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... County , was graduated from Harvard College in 1773 , at the age of twenty . He was one of the nine members of the Bar of Worcester County who were admitted during the Revolution , among the others being Levi Lincoln , Dwight Foster ...
... County , was graduated from Harvard College in 1773 , at the age of twenty . He was one of the nine members of the Bar of Worcester County who were admitted during the Revolution , among the others being Levi Lincoln , Dwight Foster ...
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... County Institution for Savings from its incorporation in 1828 until his death ; and of the Worcester Agricultural Society from 1820 to 1824. Central Church was built and given to that Society by him , and in 1838 he gave the land for ...
... County Institution for Savings from its incorporation in 1828 until his death ; and of the Worcester Agricultural Society from 1820 to 1824. Central Church was built and given to that Society by him , and in 1838 he gave the land for ...
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