Transactions and Collections of the American Antiquarian Society, Volume 1; Volume 9American Antiquarian Society, 1909 - United States |
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... later , he cut plates on wood or type- metal to illustrate Fowle's ballads . During the ten or eleven years of his apprenticeship , he had acquired the elementary branches of learning , and at the age of seven- teen was considered an ...
... later , he cut plates on wood or type- metal to illustrate Fowle's ballads . During the ten or eleven years of his apprenticeship , he had acquired the elementary branches of learning , and at the age of seven- teen was considered an ...
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... later , Mr. Thomas bought Fowle's interest , moved his office to School street , and changed the publication to twice a week , each on a half sheet . After continuing it in this form for three months longer , he discontinued it and pre ...
... later , Mr. Thomas bought Fowle's interest , moved his office to School street , and changed the publication to twice a week , each on a half sheet . After continuing it in this form for three months longer , he discontinued it and pre ...
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... later years , he wore a blue broadcloth coat , lined with red , and small clothes . After he built his mansion , he lived in some state , and entertained with great liberality . He was the first in Wor- cester to keep a carriage , and ...
... later years , he wore a blue broadcloth coat , lined with red , and small clothes . After he built his mansion , he lived in some state , and entertained with great liberality . He was the first in Wor- cester to keep a carriage , and ...
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... later a part of the house of Edward Earle . The two brothers were partners as mer- chants in English and West India goods , and were large manufacturers of pearl and pot ashes , not only in Worcester , but in various towns in Vermont ...
... later a part of the house of Edward Earle . The two brothers were partners as mer- chants in English and West India goods , and were large manufacturers of pearl and pot ashes , not only in Worcester , but in various towns in Vermont ...
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... later , during Shays's Rebellion he joined General Lincoln's army as a volunteer , and during this campaign the exposure and hardships he was compelled to endure so impaired his health that he never fully recovered . [ Born , Harwich ...
... later , during Shays's Rebellion he joined General Lincoln's army as a volunteer , and during this campaign the exposure and hardships he was compelled to endure so impaired his health that he never fully recovered . [ Born , Harwich ...
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