Transactions and Collections of the American Antiquarian Society, Volume 1; Volume 9American Antiquarian Society, 1909 - United States |
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Page ix
... called the " Worcester Magazine . " † He built a large paper - mill at Quinsigamond in 1793 ( the second in the county ) , and established an extensive bindery . With his partners he controlled sixteen presses , constantly employed ...
... called the " Worcester Magazine . " † He built a large paper - mill at Quinsigamond in 1793 ( the second in the county ) , and established an extensive bindery . With his partners he controlled sixteen presses , constantly employed ...
Page xii
... called a hall ) , just wide enough for the door to be opened . Directly in front was the staircase , running around three walls . This had two landings , and its balustrades and pillars were elaborately carved . Back of the stairway ...
... called a hall ) , just wide enough for the door to be opened . Directly in front was the staircase , running around three walls . This had two landings , and its balustrades and pillars were elaborately carved . Back of the stairway ...
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... called " The Lay Preacher , " which were republished in nearly all the newspapers of the country . These letters , with con- tributions from other well known writers of the time , gave the paper such a prom- inent position that its ...
... called " The Lay Preacher , " which were republished in nearly all the newspapers of the country . These letters , with con- tributions from other well known writers of the time , gave the paper such a prom- inent position that its ...
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... called CALASHES . " - Rees ' Cyclopædia . Alice Morse Earle in her " Stage Coach and Tavern Days " describes the chariot of John Brown , the founder of Brown University , in which Washington went from place to place when he visited ...
... called CALASHES . " - Rees ' Cyclopædia . Alice Morse Earle in her " Stage Coach and Tavern Days " describes the chariot of John Brown , the founder of Brown University , in which Washington went from place to place when he visited ...
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... called Facilities , which I projected for Worcester bank , were first put in circulation . 1 Rev. Aaron Bancroft first lived in Worcester on Salisbury street , in the house later occupied by Anthony Chase and John S. C. Knowlton , where ...
... called Facilities , which I projected for Worcester bank , were first put in circulation . 1 Rev. Aaron Bancroft first lived in Worcester on Salisbury street , in the house later occupied by Anthony Chase and John S. C. Knowlton , where ...
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