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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... probably a large majority , of the present population of the town . - Thus descended , it would be strange , indeed , did we not feel an interest in the inquiry , Who were our fathers ? and Why did they come to settle here ? - In ...
... probably a large majority , of the present population of the town . - Thus descended , it would be strange , indeed , did we not feel an interest in the inquiry , Who were our fathers ? and Why did they come to settle here ? - In ...
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... probably have taken place immediately , had not domestic disquiet and alarm caused a postpone- ment for a few years . In 1683 , by an order of Council , a quo warranto was issued ; and , in June of the following year , judgment was ...
... probably have taken place immediately , had not domestic disquiet and alarm caused a postpone- ment for a few years . In 1683 , by an order of Council , a quo warranto was issued ; and , in June of the following year , judgment was ...
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... probably the range near us , then covered with forests , returned and reported , that , having reached a mountainous and rocky country , they deemed it best to come back , as there was little probability that the set- tlement would ever ...
... probably the range near us , then covered with forests , returned and reported , that , having reached a mountainous and rocky country , they deemed it best to come back , as there was little probability that the set- tlement would ever ...
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... to adjournment , at the house of Dea . Thomas Wait . Heard reports from the Committees on Dinner Tickets . Committee on Invitations reported that they had invited forty guests , and should probably extend the number to 111.
... to adjournment , at the house of Dea . Thomas Wait . Heard reports from the Committees on Dinner Tickets . Committee on Invitations reported that they had invited forty guests , and should probably extend the number to 111.
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... probably extend the number to fifty . Report accepted . Voted , That the Selectmen be desired to secure the ser- vices of a sufficient number of Police , to maintain order on the day of the Celebration . Voted , That the President of ...
... probably extend the number to fifty . Report accepted . Voted , That the Selectmen be desired to secure the ser- vices of a sufficient number of Police , to maintain order on the day of the Celebration . Voted , That the President of ...
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