Transactions and Collections of the American Antiquarian Society, Volume 1; Volume 9American Antiquarian Society, 1909 - United States |
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... of stamped paper for the " Gazette " was received from England . It was soon found that the stamps had been removed , and the next issue contained a notice , that " all the stamped paper had iv American Antiquarian Society .
... of stamped paper for the " Gazette " was received from England . It was soon found that the stamps had been removed , and the next issue contained a notice , that " all the stamped paper had iv American Antiquarian Society .
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... removed by Jefferson in 1802 . In 1776 and 1777 he leased the " Spy " and went to Salem , intending to start in business there ; but financial difficulties prevented this . During these two years his family were living in Londonderry ...
... removed by Jefferson in 1802 . In 1776 and 1777 he leased the " Spy " and went to Salem , intending to start in business there ; but financial difficulties prevented this . During these two years his family were living in Londonderry ...
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... removed , in 1878 , the tomb was rebuilt in the Rural Cemetery , and his remains were placed there with Masonic ceremonies , in the presence of the members of the family , of the city government , and of the American Antiquarian Society ...
... removed , in 1878 , the tomb was rebuilt in the Rural Cemetery , and his remains were placed there with Masonic ceremonies , in the presence of the members of the family , of the city government , and of the American Antiquarian Society ...
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... removed to another farm of several hundred acres , which they owned at the north end of the village , which in- . cluded the site of the old gas works on Lincoln street , and extended east on both sides of Belmont street to Bell Pond ...
... removed to another farm of several hundred acres , which they owned at the north end of the village , which in- . cluded the site of the old gas works on Lincoln street , and extended east on both sides of Belmont street to Bell Pond ...
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... removed his business to Boston , having his store on Cornhill and branches in various places . He was an extensive publisher and carried on a successful business until the war of 1812 , when he met with losses from which he never fully ...
... removed his business to Boston , having his store on Cornhill and branches in various places . He was an extensive publisher and carried on a successful business until the war of 1812 , when he met with losses from which he never fully ...
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