Transactions and Collections of the American Antiquarian Society, Volume 1; Volume 9American Antiquarian Society, 1909 - United States |
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... street , the first number of the " Massachusetts Spy , " which was distributed gratuitously . The size of the paper was 8 by 12 inches , and it was published three times a week , twice on a quarter sheet and once on a half vi American ...
... street , the first number of the " Massachusetts Spy , " which was distributed gratuitously . The size of the paper was 8 by 12 inches , and it was published three times a week , twice on a quarter sheet and once on a half vi American ...
Page vii
... 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- pared for the publication of a larger newspaper than had been printed ...
... 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- pared for the publication of a larger newspaper than had been printed ...
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... street , Boston , which continued until 1822 ; but his principal * The first time the Declaration of Independence was read in Massachusetts was at Worcester by Isaiah Thomas , Esq . , who is now living , and participated in the late ...
... street , Boston , which continued until 1822 ; but his principal * The first time the Declaration of Independence was read in Massachusetts was at Worcester by Isaiah Thomas , Esq . , who is now living , and participated in the late ...
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... street , nearly on the site of High , known as the Fullerton - Warden house , which was removed when the latter street was opened . A short time after the Revolution , he built his house on Court Hill , which was afterward his home . It ...
... street , nearly on the site of High , known as the Fullerton - Warden house , which was removed when the latter street was opened . A short time after the Revolution , he built his house on Court Hill , which was afterward his home . It ...
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... street , and two flights of wooden steps led to the street before the house . Judge Thomas ' advertisement for the sale of the estate , in March , 1835 , says : " This estate is beautifully and con- veniently located , and has upon it a ...
... street , and two flights of wooden steps led to the street before the house . Judge Thomas ' advertisement for the sale of the estate , in March , 1835 , says : " This estate is beautifully and con- veniently located , and has upon it a ...
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