Transactions and Collections of the American Antiquarian Society, Volume 1; Volume 9American Antiquarian Society, 1909 - United States |
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... formed , stooping slightly in his gait ; courteous and frank in con- versation , but somewhat conventional ; singularly precise and studied in his dress , and fashionable to a fault . In his later years , he wore a blue broadcloth coat ...
... formed , stooping slightly in his gait ; courteous and frank in con- versation , but somewhat conventional ; singularly precise and studied in his dress , and fashionable to a fault . In his later years , he wore a blue broadcloth coat ...
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... forming the only connected record of such events which we possess ; his boundless hospitality , and the people whom he entertained and met ; his connection with the various societies to which he belonged ; his frequent journeys in the ...
... forming the only connected record of such events which we possess ; his boundless hospitality , and the people whom he entertained and met ; his connection with the various societies to which he belonged ; his frequent journeys in the ...
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... formed a partnership with William E. Green . From 1802 to 1811 he repre- sented Worcester in the General Court , and was County Attorney from 1807 to 1811 , when he was made an associate Justice of the Circuit Court of Common Pleas for ...
... formed a partnership with William E. Green . From 1802 to 1811 he repre- sented Worcester in the General Court , and was County Attorney from 1807 to 1811 , when he was made an associate Justice of the Circuit Court of Common Pleas for ...
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... formed a partnership with David Carlisle , Jr. , a former apprentice in Worcester , and opened a printing office and bookstore in Wal- pole , N. H. , Mr. Thomas furnishing the press , types and a large stock of books , while Carlisle ...
... formed a partnership with David Carlisle , Jr. , a former apprentice in Worcester , and opened a printing office and bookstore in Wal- pole , N. H. , Mr. Thomas furnishing the press , types and a large stock of books , while Carlisle ...
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... formed and went to the meeting house - accompanied by a band of Music from Boston . - A sermon was preached and a Charge given in public to a crowded audience . A Ball in the Evening much crowded . - Mrs . Armstrong buried . Mrs. Ball ...
... formed and went to the meeting house - accompanied by a band of Music from Boston . - A sermon was preached and a Charge given in public to a crowded audience . A Ball in the Evening much crowded . - Mrs . Armstrong buried . Mrs. Ball ...
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