The North American Review, 4. ciltJared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge University of Northern Iowa, 1826 Vols. 277-230, no. 2 include Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... ground , and is well timbered , and hath good store of Hey ground : it hath a very spacious harbour for ship- ping before the towne , the salt water being navigable for Boates and Pinnaces two leagues . Here the inhabitants have good ...
... ground , and is well timbered , and hath good store of Hey ground : it hath a very spacious harbour for ship- ping before the towne , the salt water being navigable for Boates and Pinnaces two leagues . Here the inhabitants have good ...
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... ground at Boston , and bring them to towne in Winter . " On the North - side of Charles River is Charles Towne ... ground paled in with one generall fence , which is about a mile and a halfe long , Which secures all their weaker Cattle ...
... ground at Boston , and bring them to towne in Winter . " On the North - side of Charles River is Charles Towne ... ground paled in with one generall fence , which is about a mile and a halfe long , Which secures all their weaker Cattle ...
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... ground : and whatsoever the spacious fertile Maine affords . The inhabitants use to put their cattle in these for safety , viz . their Ramms , Goates , and Swine , when their corne is on the ground . These Townes that lie without the ...
... ground : and whatsoever the spacious fertile Maine affords . The inhabitants use to put their cattle in these for safety , viz . their Ramms , Goates , and Swine , when their corne is on the ground . These Townes that lie without the ...
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