The Bi-centennial Book of Malden: Containing the Oration and Poem Delivered on the Two Hundredth Anniversary of the Incorporation of the Town, May 23, 1849 ...G.C. Rand & Company, printers, 1850 - Всего страниц: 251 |
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... four thousand families . They came in one hundred and ninety - eight vessels ; and it seems a remarkable providence , that , out of the whole number which sailed , only a single one was lost . They came at their own charges . The cost ...
... four thousand families . They came in one hundred and ninety - eight vessels ; and it seems a remarkable providence , that , out of the whole number which sailed , only a single one was lost . They came at their own charges . The cost ...
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... four regi- ments , one in each county , together with a troop of horse ; the whole under command of the Deputy Governor , Thomas Dudley , as Major General . Castle Island had been forti- fied some years ; and batteries were maintained ...
... four regi- ments , one in each county , together with a troop of horse ; the whole under command of the Deputy Governor , Thomas Dudley , as Major General . Castle Island had been forti- fied some years ; and batteries were maintained ...
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... four miles square , at a place called Pennycook , may be granted as an addition to us , for our better support and encouragement in the service of Christ and the country . " * This petition , however , humble and earnest as it is ...
... four miles square , at a place called Pennycook , may be granted as an addition to us , for our better support and encouragement in the service of Christ and the country . " * This petition , however , humble and earnest as it is ...
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... four miles square , or ten thousand acres of land , at Pennycook , their petition prevailed with the General Court to obtain one thousand acres , partly in Worcester and partly in Shrewsbury , to be " appropriated to the use and benefit ...
... four miles square , or ten thousand acres of land , at Pennycook , their petition prevailed with the General Court to obtain one thousand acres , partly in Worcester and partly in Shrewsbury , to be " appropriated to the use and benefit ...
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... neighbors " against cutting and carting off wood and timber from the common lands ; and , finally , concerning the division , by lot , of more than two thousand acres of these lands among the seventy - four freeholders of the 36.
... neighbors " against cutting and carting off wood and timber from the common lands ; and , finally , concerning the division , by lot , of more than two thousand acres of these lands among the seventy - four freeholders of the 36.
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Стр. 22 - pretend right of inheritance to all or any part of the lands granted in our patent, we pray you endeavor to purchase their tytle, that we may avoid the least scruple of intrusion.
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Стр. 150 - A waste and howling wilderness, Where none inhabited But hellish fiends and brutish men That devils worshiped.