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"A good poor man's wife" : being a chronicle of Harriet Hanson Robinson and her family in nineteenth-century New England, Claudia L. Bushman

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"And the truth shall make you free" : a speech on the principles of social freedom, delivered in Steinway Hall, Monday, Nov. 20, 1871, and Music Hall, Boston, Wednesday, Jan. 3, '72, by Victoria C. Woodhull, to audiences of 3,000 people in each place, (electronic resource)

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"Doctors wanted, no women need apply" : sexual barriers in the medical profession, 1835-1975, Mary Roth Walsh

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"Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty." : Goliah and the Philistines of the 19th century are upon us, but will soon be swept away by the sober second thought and the exercise of the intelligent franchise of the people ... Mr. D.B. [i.e., B.D.] Godfrey's soothing missionary tract, soothing cordial, conundrums, and great seven column supplenary letter, written from New York , (electronic resource)

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"Extension." : Being a piece of the State Liquor Agency, which was blown by the late disastrous explosion into the State House, and from thence transferred to the Suffolk Jail, to be kept as a memento of that sad event. : Respectfully dedicated to the Massachusetts House of Representatives,--one of the best living illustrations of the utility of "extension,"--and to all outside who are opposed to "fowl" play. : Can be warbled to the air of "Jordan is a hard road to travel" , (electronic resource)

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"Gleaner" articles

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"Good news from New England", by Edward Winslow ; edited by Kelly Wisecup, (electronic resource)

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"Homes for the people," at Cliftondale. Altogether the best thing! : The subscribers are now disposing of about 300 house lots within seven miles of Boston, conveniently accessible by railroad and by good county roads, and situated in a beautiful, picturesque and healthy locality. , (electronic resource)

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"I respectfully disagree with the judge's order" : the Boston school desegregation controversy, J. Michael Ross, William M. Berg

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"Kindness" to the "poor" : "lines" didicated to "Laura Bridgman", by Miss M.D. Balfour

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"Maine law" greeting. : The opponents of the Massachusetts anti-liquor law have set up an independent gubernatorial ticket. They have selected Clifford and Thompson ... because they are supposed to be in favor of repeal. ... Place Mann and Huntington, then, as the rallying call of "Maine law" men, and as the surest way of uniting most votes for the law. , (electronic resource)

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"O sisters ain't you happy?" : gender, family, and community among the Harvard and Shirley Shakers, 1781-1918, Suzanne R. Thurman

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"Old Folks at home." : Sacred concert, at Rev. Mr. Nason's church, Natick. ... Mr. T.S. Travers, respectfully announces to his friends and the public, that he will give a concert ... on Thursday evening, March 1st, 1855 , (electronic resource)

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"Stand by the flag.", (electronic resource)

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"The Boston stone." : ... Directly opposite the "stone" stands the Marshall House , (electronic resource)

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"The book ought to be sold by tens of thousands." Mrs. Gov. Robinson's work on Kansas. : Kansas: its interior and exterior life. ... By Mrs. Sara T.L. Robinson. 1 vol. 12mo. illustrated. Published by Crosby, Nichols & Co., Boston. ... Four editions sold immediately after publication. The fifth edition now ready. , (electronic resource)

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"The greatest book of its kind" : a publishing history of Uncle Tom's cabin, Michael Winship

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"The world's edition." The great Presbyterian conflict. Patton vs. Swing. Both sides of the question. Published by Geo. MacDonald & Co., Chicago, Ills. : 1 vol. 8 vo. ... This volume contains the elegantly engraved portraits of Professors Patton and Swing. ... Together with the fourteen famous sermons preached by Prof. Swing. See the list of sermons on the other side of this circular. , (electronic resource)

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"To whom it may concern." ... : Dorchester, August 1, 1864. Noticing a hand-bill dated July 29th, 1864, and signed a Citizen, we concluded the writer thereof must be either insane or a radical member of the Secret Union League political cabal. , (electronic resource)

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"Wadsworth Monument Association." : In June 1815, an association was formed by a number of the inhabitants of Sudbury, and the adjacent towns , (electronic resource)

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"Warrington" pen-portraits : a collection of personal and political reminiscences from 1848 to 1876, from the writings of William S. Robinson : with memoir, and extracts from diary and letters never before published, (electronic resource)

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"Warrington" pen-portraits: : a collection of personal and political reminiscences, from 1848 to 1876., Edited by Mrs. W. S. Robinson

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"Washington and his portraits:" by Rembrandt Peale. : At the request of many persons interested in all that relates to "Washington," Mr. Peale proposes to give his lecture in Boston, at the Meionaon, on Monday evening, Nov. 28, at 7 1/2 o'clock. Mr. Peale has brought with him the series of portraits to illustrate his subject, which were used before the New York Historical Society , (electronic resource)

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"Wild apples" and other natural history essays, by Henry D. Thoreau ; edited by William Rossi, (electronic resource)

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"Woman's right to labor," or, Low wages and hard work : in three lectures, delivered in Boston, November, 1859, by Caroline H. Dall, (electronic resource)

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$10 reward! Stop thief!! : Stolen from the stable of the subscriber, on the night of the 16th inst., a small sized light bay horse, about 10 years old. ... Whoever will return the horse to me shall receive the above reward, (electronic resource)

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$25 reward! : The above reward will be paid to any individual who will inform against the person or persons ... who during the night of the 23rd day of September last, cast a portion of the side railing from the causeway, into the little Blackstone River , (electronic resource)

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$25.00 reward! : In addition to the rewards provided for by the laws of Massachusetts, the Worcester Sportsmen's Club will pay twenty-five dollars reward to any person or persons giving such information as shall lead to the conviction of any person or persons, within the county of Worcester, guilty of breaking the game or fish laws of this commonwealth during the year 1874--extracts from which are as follows , (electronic resource)

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$5 reward! : Whereas some evil disposed person did, on the 31st of January, abuse a valuable dog belonging to the undersigned, thereby causing his death, I hereby offer a reward of 5 dollars, to any person who will give such information as will lead to the detection and conviction of the person who did it. , (electronic resource)

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'76 Revived. : Lewis, Bartholomew & Co.'s grand national moving diorama of the Battle of Bunker Hill!! and conflagration of Charlestown! Now open for public exhibition at Amory Hall, corner of Washington and West Streets, every evening, Saturdays and Sundays excepted. , (electronic resource)

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'No fetters in the Bay state!' : speech of Wm. Lloyd Garrison, before the Committee on Federal Relations, in support of the petitions asking for a law to prevent the recapture of fugitive slaves, Thursday, Feb. 24, 1859

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'Twill never do to give it up so! : There will be an assembly at Washington Hall, Friday eve. April 10, 1857. ... Music; Cross' Quadrille Band, assisted by Stephen Conant, of Boston, who will favor the company with violin solos. , (electronic resource)

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(2d time ever performed in America.) On Wednesday evening, 11th December, will be presented ... Pizarro: or, The death of Rolla. ... To which will be added ... The horse and widow. ..., (electronic resource)

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(By authority of the state of Rhode-Island.) Providence and Worcester Road Lottery, third class. : Aaron White, Jun. and Amos Cook, managers, (electronic resource)

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(Circular letter.) Friends and fellow citizens, : Being appointed by the legislature of this commonwealth, to make application to you for relief under the present most pressing exigencies of government , (electronic resource)

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(Circular.) At a meeting of the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts, on the evening of the 13th of September, A.L. 5795 : ---The following vote was passed unanimously---to be adopted as permanent regulations, (electronic resource)

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(Circular.) Boston, March 1, 1839. : The Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association announce to the public, that their second exhibition for the encouragement of manufactures and the mechanic arts, will be held at Qunicy Hall, in the city of Boston, commencing on Monday, September 23d, of the present year. , (electronic resource)

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(Circular.) Boston, October 26, 1840. : Dear Sir: In the months of April and September last, the Whig State Central Committee addressed circulars to the several county and town committees, requesting an immediate organization of the Whig Party, in every town and school district of the commonwealth. , (electronic resource)

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(Circular.) To farmers and wool-growers. : Your attention is called to the annexed copy of the dog law of Massachusetts. Its provisions have been carefully adapted to the protection of the sheep owner, enabling him to see that the law is faithfully executed for his relief or benefit. , (electronic resource)

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(Confidential circular.) : The Historical magazine, undertaken by Mr. Richardson last year, met an acknowledged want, both by supplying a permanent and convenient record of the proceedings of the various historical societies, and by giving historical students a means of communication with each other not heretofore possessed. ... On its behalf we call upon the historical societies and public libraries, expecially, and all interested in history generally, to use their efforts to increase the list of subscribers , (electronic resource)

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(Confidential circular.) Boston, September 15, 1848. 6 Massachusetts Block, Court Square. : Dear Sir: Will you do so much for the cause of Free Soil as to aid the State Committee to the extent of deliberately reading this letter through, which will occupy not exceeding ten minutes of your valuable time. ... We have an approved state ticket--Phillips & Mills ... We have also an electoral ticket of true men, pledged to the support of Van Buren and Adams. , (electronic resource)

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(Confidential.) : At a meeting of the Whig members of the legislature, and delegates from towns not represented by Whigs in the legislature, held in the hall of the House of Representatives in Boston, February 27th, 1840, it was voted, to elect a State Central Committee , (electronic resource)

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(Confidential.) Boston, August 1, 1851. : Dear Sir:--The Free Soil state convention will be holden at Worcester, on Tuesday, the 16th day of September, at 10 o'clock, a.m. ... The State Central Committee are very anxious to have every town represented in the convention. , (electronic resource)

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(Confidential.) Boston, September 10, 1840. : Dear Sir: In the month of April last the Whig State Central Committee addressed a circular to the several county and town committees ... requesting an immediate organization of the Whig Party in every town and school district of the commonwealth. , (electronic resource)

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(Confidential.) Room of the Whig State Central Committee, no. 20 Old State House, Boston, September, 1848. : Dear Sir:--The undersigned, secretaries of the Whig State Central Committee, have been specially requested to attend to the organization of the party throughout the commonwealth, and respectfully ask your attention to the following considerations and suggestions. , (electronic resource)

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(Confidential.) To the Free Soil members of the General Court of Massachusetts for the year 1851. : Gentlemen:--Will you permit a fellow citizen and a fellow Free Soiler to make a few suggestions respecting the important business which is to come before the legislature at the commencement of its approaching session? , (electronic resource)

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(Confidential.) Whig State Central Committee Room, Boston, September 10, 1849. : Dear Sir: The approach of our annual state election, makes it expedient for the State Central Committee to address you propsectively, in relation to the conduct and result of the canvass for the same, and to remind you of the importance of the issues that are involved in it. , (electronic resource)

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(Extract from the Providence journal, June 6, 1867. : Visit from the Highland cadets,--Lewis G. White, captain. The Highland cadets, a company composed of the well known Highland Military Academy, Worcester, Mass., are now making their annual summer excursion, and reached this city at two o'clock yesterday afternoon. , (electronic resource)

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(From the Berkshire County eagle," of July 25th, 1856.) Anniversary at Maplewood. : The annual examination at the Young Ladies' Institute, (Maplewood,) occurred on Monday of this week. , (electronic resource)

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(From the Boston daily advertiser of Nov. 16, 1865.) A new building wanted in Boston. : We have many noble edifices in our city. ... One more building remains to be erected ... It is that bureau of charity, or central relief building for the poor, which has been so earnestly recommended by the Overseers of the Poor under their new organization. , (electronic resource)

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(From the Boston daily advertiser.) : The Crowninshield claim. To the editors of the Boston daily advertiser: Gentlemen,--The article in the "Daily" this morning entitled "The Crowninshield claim" has induced me to break a resolution I had formed not to intrude myself upon the public so long as I only was implicated and especially not while the subject to which you refer was before a committee of the legislature for investigation. , (electronic resource)

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(In pursuance of authority delegated to the Board of Agriculture by Chap 24 of Acts of 1862, agricultural societies receiving the bounty of the state are required to make use of the following form, and be governed by its conditions, in the mode of ascertaining the amount of crops entered for premium.) : [Blank] Agricultural Society. Statement concerning a crop of [blank] raised by Mr. [blank] in the town of [blank] 1868. , (electronic resource)

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(Manchester Democrat extra.) The Nashua and Lowell Railroad. : For the Democrat. Mr. Editor,--In my letter to Gov. Steele ... I commented upon the acts and doings of the above named railroad corporation , (electronic resource)

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(Mr. Adams's report.) Massachusetts resolutions. April 4, 1844. Read, and laid upon the table., (electronic resource)

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(No. [blank]) 1744. Massachusetts government lottery. [blank], (electronic resource)

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(Private.) August 15, 1849. : Dear Sir: You are probably aware that a fifth trial to elect a representative from the Fourth District, has been ordered to take place on Monday, September 10. , (electronic resource)

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(Private.) Boston, January 20, 1854. : Messrs. Samuel Lawrence, Thomas B. Curtis, George B. Upton, Gentlemen,--You are aware that from a business transaction of Mr. George R. Sampson, (acting for the firm of Sampson & Tappan) which took place in the fall of 1850, Mr. Charles H. Parker, of the firm of A. & A. Lawrence & Co., felt himself much wronged and aggrieved. , (electronic resource)

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(Private.) May 12th, 1849. : Dear Sir, A special election for a member of Congress from the Fourth District, has been ordered for Monday, June 11th; and we desire respectfully to call your attention to the importance of another resolute and determined effort to secure the election of John G. Palfrey. , (electronic resource)

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(Special suggestions on a special subject.) : Dear Sir:--The undersigned, former publishers of the "Massachusetts cataract," respectfully call your attention to the following statements and suggestions, intending to refund you, in the mode hereinafter proposed, the postage you may have paid on this letter. On the 11th day of March, 1853 ... we transferred the proprietorship of the same to Rev. D. Higgins and Rev. P. Crandall of Worcester ... but all the accounts of the "Cataract" ... must be settled up by note, or payment, as soon as possible. , (electronic resource)

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(Tax no. 4.) : Commonwealth of Massachusetts. In the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty four. Thomas Ivers, Esq; treasurer and receiver-general of the said Commonwealth, to the selectmen or assessors of the town of [blank.] Greeting, (electronic resource)

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(The Following is a copy of the memorial presented by the officers of this state to Congress, and now on their table.) : To the honourable the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America, in Congress assembled, the officers of the Massachusetts line of the late American army, in behalf of themselves, and the soldiers of the said line ... beg leave respectfully to represent , (electronic resource)

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(The following communication was handed to S. Byington, the pastor, for the knowledge and action of the church ...) : Joseph A. Howland, to the Congregational Church of West Brookfield. On the 4th of Nov. 1838, I joined your body of profession, and continued a member "in good and regular standing" till August 1841, when in consequence of the refusal of the church to withdraw itself from the fellowship of slaveholders and their abettors ... I felt that my duty to God ... required that I should terminate my membership , (electronic resource)

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(The following resolve passed the General Court, November 10, 1786.) Commonwealth of Massachusetts. In the House of Representatives, November 10, 1786. : Whereas it appears by the valuation books and returns, made by the town of Northfield, that there was a mistake in the valuation settled in 1779 , (electronic resource)

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1 Register of [blank] kept by [blank] commencing [blank] ending [blank] : 2. Names of school committee for the [blank] of [blank] 3. List of books, prescribed by school committee to be used in this school , (electronic resource)

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1. Going home., By Rev. Henry Morgan. , (electronic resource)

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100,000 subscribers wanted to the Know nothing: and American crusader. : A true American paper, published weekly by Edward W. Hinks & Co., Boston, (electronic resource)

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117 Washington Street, Boston, Feb. 1st, 1860. : M[blank]. Referring you to the annexed circular I would respectfully call your attention to the account sent herewith. The dissolution of the late firm of Crosby, Nichols & Co., renders it necessary that their accounts be closed with as little delay as possible , (electronic resource)

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146 & 148 Congress St. Boston, [blank] 186[blank] : Dear Sir: We beg to call your attention to the prices of carriage bolts, &c., as noted below, of the manufacture of Messrs. Upson & Dunham, for whom we are agents. , (electronic resource)

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160,000 dollars squandered! or A Federal cure for hard times!! : While our General Court clamoured against every act of the general government ... and protested against taxing the people, this same court ... did grant to Harvard College, 100,000 dollars, Williamstown College, 30,000, Bowdoin College, 30,000 , (electronic resource)

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1673. An almanack of celestial motions for the year of the Christian era 1673 : being second after leap year, and from the creation 5622, the vulgar notes ... calculated for the longitude of 315 gr. & North latitude 42 gr. 30 m., N. H, (electronic resource)

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1674. An almanack of coelestial motions viz. of the sun and planets, with some of their principal aspects, for the year of the Christian aera 1674 : being (in our account) third after leap year, and from the creation 5623 ... calculated for the longitude of 315. gr. and 42. gr. 30. m. North latitude, compiled by J. S, (electronic resource)

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1678. : An almanack of coelestial motions for the year of the Christian epocha 1678 being (in our account) third after leap year, and from the creation 5627 ... calculated for the longitude of 315 fr. and 42 gr. 30 min. north-latitude, J.F, (electronic resource)

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1684. The Boston ephemeris : An almanack for the year MDCLXXXIV. and of the worlds creation 5633. Oppidi inchoati, 55. Being the first after Leap-year ... Calculated for the meridian of Boston in New-Engl. where the North Pole is elevated 42 gr. 30 m. longitude 315 gr., by Benjamin Gillam, (electronic resource)

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1686. The Boston ephemeris : An almanack of coelestial motions of the sun & planets with some of the principal aspects for the year of the Christian era MDCLXXXVI. Being in our account the third after leap-year, and from the creation 5635 ... calculated for and fitted to the meridian of Boston in New-England, where the North Pole is elevated 42. gr. 21 m., by Nathanael Mather, (electronic resource)

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1694. An almanack of the coelestiall motions, aspects and eclipses, &c. for the year of our Lord God, MDCXCIV and of the world, 5643 : Being the second after bissextile or leap year, and of the reign of Their Majesties William and Mary King and Queen of Great Britain, France, and Ireland. &c. (which began Feb 13, 1688,9) the sixth year. Calculated for the meridian of Boston in N. E. 69 deg. 20. min. to the Westward of London & 42 deg. 30. min. North latitude, but may indifferently serve the most part of New-England, by Philo-----Mathemat, (electronic resource)

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16th- and 17th-century Dutch and Flemish paintings in the Springfield Museum of Fine Arts, Alice I. Davies

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1852. New illustrated juvenile books! ... Published by Ticknor, Reed, and Fields, Boston, (electronic resource)

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1868. Special wholesale price list of diaries, manufactured and for sale to the trade by William H. Hill, Jr. & Co., publishers, blank book manufacturers, and wholesale dealers in school books and stationery, 30 & 32 Cornhill, Boston. : We respectfully announce to the trade that we have issued our diaries for 1868 , (electronic resource)

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1872. Berkeley lectures. Second season. : The managers of the Berkeley course take pleasure in announcing for their second season the annexed list of lectures and readings, which, it is believed, embraces the largest number of names of undoubted popularity and genuine worth and merit ever presented in any Boston course. , (electronic resource)

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1874. Wholesale trade price list of fire-works, &c. manufactured at the New-England Laboratory, Boston Highlands, by C.E. Masten, pyrotechnist, (electronic resource)

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1875. Wholesale trade price list of fire-works, &c. manufactured at the New-England Laboratory, Boston Highlands, by C.E. Masten, pyrotechnist, (electronic resource)

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1876. Edmund Kelly's appeal to lovers of freedom, righteous progress, and Christianity. : Friends, labor, watch, pray and vote right, (electronic resource)

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1876. Grafton High School, March 23 and 24, (electronic resource)

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19 Court Street, Boston, Oct. [blank] 1863. : [Blank] On Monday evening, the 26th inst., at 8 o'clock, General Thos. F. Meagher will deliver a lecture, under the auspices of the Montgomery Union Association, in Tremont Temple. , (electronic resource)

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19 solo compositions, Anthony Braxton, (electronic resource)

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1914-1975 : handbook in pictures of the George Walter Vincent and Belle Townsley Smith Collection

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1978 final legislative report, Massachusetts Governor's Commission on the Status of Women, (electronic resource)

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1990 census of population, Social and economic characteristics | Massachusetts

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2002 census of agriculture, Volume 1 | Part 21, Geographic area series | Massachusetts, state and county data

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2007 census of agriculture, Volume 1 | Part 21, Geographic area series | Massachusetts, state and county data

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2012 census of agriculture, Volume 1 | Part 21, Geographic area series | Massachusetts, state and county data

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22 1/2 Winter Street, Boston, March 14th, 1862. : Sir:--Allow me to call your attention to, and to claim your kind patronage for my system of teaching the French language, which, under the name of "The anti-book system, or Nature's practical method, has for the last fourteen years met with the most complete success, and with the approbation of the most competent judges. , (electronic resource)

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250 dollars reward! : In conformity to an order of the City Council ... I hereby offer a reward of two hundred and fifty dollars for the apprehension and conviction of the person or persons who broke into the dwelling-house of the widow Abigail Shepherd, on Jamaica Plain, on the night of the 22d of July, 1849 , (electronic resource)

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25th Massachusetts Volunteers. Attention battalion! : A history of Company K has recently been published ... embodied in an address delivered by Capt. J. Waldo Denny, at the second annual re-union of K Association, at Worcester , (electronic resource)

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300th anniversary of the Massachusetts Bay Coinage, known as Pine Tree, 1652-1952

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40 years in Boston banking--not forgetting ship models!

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4th of July celebration in West Cambridge. : At a late meeting of the West Cambridge W.T.A. Society it was unanimously resolved to celebrate the approaching anniversary of our independence in a manner that will tend to perpetuate the principles of our fathers of 1776, and advance the glorious cause in which we are engaged. , (electronic resource)

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50 pages illustrations to 58 pages letter-press. : ... The Little-pig monthly. This new monthly, though nominally a child's magazine, is designed to interest the entire family circle. ... published the fifteenth of every month, at $3.00 per year, $1.00 for four months, or 25 cts. per single copy ... The June number (no. 1 of the series) contains 40 pages of illustrations--the July number, 50. ... Contents of July number , (electronic resource)

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60 minutes, An Uncle's tale: Chip Reid, produced by Columbia Broadcasting System

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60 minutes, Brutal, produced by Graham Messick, Michael Karzis

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114 Items published in the Place Massachusetts

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"Our honor's bright all o'er the land." : An original poem, commemorative of heroic deeds and loyalty of colored patriots., By Geo. W. Potter, (electronic resource)

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3 painters : Meghan Brady, Karen Dow, Gina Ruggeri, Gideon Bok, curator

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A Catalogue of those books in Franklin library which belong to the town ... ; A catalogue of books belonging to the proprietors of the first social library in the town of Franklin, (electronic resource)

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A Description of state religion; : supported by human laws in the commonwealth of Massachusetts. : Published from a magazine, about 1808, (electronic resource)

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A Description of the United States Armory of Springfield, Mass. : with a statement exhibiting the number of arms manufactured and repaired, and the amount of expenditures annually, from the commencement of the establishment in 1795 to the close of the year 1817, (electronic resource)

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A Revels Christmas in Wales

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A Song, on the surrendery of General Burgoyne, who gave up his whole army to the brave General Gates, of glorious memory, October 17, 1777, (electronic resource)

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A pastoral letter for Easter, 1889, Chas. Follen Lee

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A poem, on religious ignorance, pride & avarice; or, The modern priest. : To which is added The gospel minister, (electronic resource)

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Abstract of the report of the agent of the canal....1818, (electronic resource)

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Act of Congress, passed February 3, 1853. : "Section 2d. That the widows of all officers, non-commissioned officers, musicians and privates of the Revolutionary Army, who were married subsequent to January, A.D., 1800, shall be entitled to a pension in the same manner as those who were married before that date." ... Act of July 29, 1848 provides that, "the widows of all officers, non-commissioned officers, musicians, soldiers, mariners, or marines ... shall be entitled to a pension ... There was also a narrow construction on the act of March 3, 1855, granting bounty land to officers and soldiers, or their widows, who had been engaged in the military serice of the United States , (electronic resource)

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Advertisement. : Stray'd or stolen from Col. Oliver Partridge's pasture in Hatfield, on the night preceding the tenth of June instant, a mare, about fifteen hands high, six years old, paces and trots, her colour, at a little distance, appears to be a bright sorril, but on examination, her hair will be found to be one third white, a blaze in her face, a little white on both her hind legs, and three white hoofs. Whoever will take up and return or secure and give notice of said mare to Col. Partridge, shall be generously rewarded, and have all necessary charges paid,, by Oliver Partridge, jun. Hatfield, 11th June, 1774, (electronic resource)

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After "Taps.", By Colonel H.B. Sargent, (electronic resource)

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An Address to the electors of the county of Plymouth, (electronic resource)

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An Address to the people of Massachusetts, on the choice of electors of president and vice-president, (electronic resource)

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An elegy on the death of four young ladies, who were drowned in a pond in Sutton [Mass.], May 29, 1822.-- : viz. Miss Nancy Tenney, aged 14 years; daughter of Daniel Tenny, Esq.--Miss Adeline Lumbard, aged 17 years; daughter of Mr. Nathan Lumbard.--Misses Hannah G. and Mary H. Marble, aged 22 and 24 years; daughters of Widow Sally Marble.--All of Sutton., By Samuel Dunn. ; [two stanzas of introductory verse], (electronic resource)

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An elegy, on the death of four young ladies, who were drowned in a pond in Sutton [Mass.], May 29, 1822.-- : viz. Miss Nancy Tenney, aged 14 years; daughter of Daniel Tenney, Esq.--Miss Adeline Lumbard, aged 17 years; daughter of Mr. Nathan Lumbard.--Misses Hannah G. and Mary H. Marble, aged 22 and 24 years; daughters of Widow Sally Marble.--All of Sutton. ; [two stanzas of introductory verse], (electronic resource)

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And so it goes, Steve Tilston

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Appalachian sketches : featuring Mark O'Connor's "Let us move" and violin obligato

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Beauregard. Davis. Stephens. When shall we three meet again? Very soon, (electronic resource)

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Beyond the bomb : living without nuclear weapons : a field guide to alternative strategies for building a stable peace, Mark Sommer ; foreword by Kenneth E. Boulding ; drawings by Ed Koren

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Boylston Museum. Commencing Monday, May 13th.--One week only. The Victoria Loftus Troupe of British Blonds and sensational burlesque artists. ..., (electronic resource)

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Boys and girls! ... Rolon E. Foster ..., (electronic resource)

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Building a public Judaism : synagogues and Jewish identity in nineteenth-century Europe, Saskia Coenen Snyder, (electronic resource)

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Cape Cod : and other poems

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Clavier-Übung II & III ; : French overture, BWV 831 ; Italian concerto, BWV 971 ; Four duets, BWV 802-805, Johann Sebastian Bach

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Cogeneration : its benefits to New England, Governor's Commission on Cogeneration, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts

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Commonwealth of Massachusetts. This twenty-fourth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand and eight hundred. : On the foregoing reference between Henry Knox, Esquire, and [blank] for quieting the said [blank] agreeably to the before mentioned resolve; in the possession of said lot of land, bounded as follows-- [blank] , (electronic resource)

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Constitution and resolves of the Somerset Association for the Reformation of Morals : together with extracts from certain laws of the commonwealth of Massachusetts for the suppression of vice and immorality

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Constitution, Massachusetts Association of Working Girls' Clubs, (electronic resource)

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Copy of a letter written by Our Blessed Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, : and found under a great stone, sixty-five years after his crucifixion, (electronic resource)

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Copy of a letter written by our blessed Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, : and found under a great stone, sixty-five years after his crucifixion, (electronic resource)

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County convention! : at a meeting of Federal delegates from the towns in the county of Essex, at Ipswich, on the 19th March, 1817, Gen. Amos Hovey was chosen moderator and Lonson Nash, Esq., secretary, (electronic resource)

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Davis. Secession. Uncle Sam's recipe for traitors. "To be well shaken before taken." ..., (electronic resource)

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Distressing narrative of the loss of the ship Margaret, of Salem, by H. Larcom, (electronic resource)

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Disunion What the south would like to see, (electronic resource)

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Esperanza : a gift of Spanish song

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Ezekiel Byam of Chelmsford, in the county of Middlesex, Nathaniel Stacy, Jonathan Sawyer, and Jonas Bateman, all of Harvard, in the county of Worcester, and Prentiss Whitney of Boston, in the county of Suffolk, all in the district of Massachusetts, yeoman, in a plea of trespass on the case for that one Alonzo D. Phillips of Springfield, in said district, was the original and first inventor of ... a new and useful improvement in the manufacture of friction matches for the instantaneous production of light ..., (electronic resource)

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Family man in dub, Aston Familyman Barrett

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Fasten this up in your place of business! : The following correspondence has recently taken place between the governor of Alabama and Henry J. Gardner, governor of Massachusetts. Governor Gardner's reply has been truly characterized as excelling in power any document from a Massachusetts statesman, since Webster's great answer to Hayne. Freemen of Massachusetts, read it, and decide if it is not your duty, to support by your votes, the man who, on every occasion, has ably and manfully vindicated and upheld the dignity and character of the Old Bay State. , (electronic resource)

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Feigenblatt für Kuhle Wampe, ein Film von Christa Mühl & Werner Hecht ; Abteilung Ateliertechnik des DEFA-Studios für Kurzfilme Babelsberg ; Produktion, Dieter König, Michael Sohre ; Buch und Regie, Christa Mühl & Werner Hecht ; ein Film des DEFA-Studios für Kurzfilme im Auftrag des Fernsehens der DDR

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Five poems, by Samuel Valentine Cole

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Funeral hymn, (electronic resource)

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Fused jazz, by Heavy Tin

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Golden wedding poem. : 1827. P. 1877, (electronic resource)

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Grand Army fair. : Catalogue of the curiosities, relics, and mementoes, comprising the collection to be found in the Police Museum. , (electronic resource)

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Henry W. Longfellow : a memorial sermon, [George Zabriskie Gray]

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History of Egypt and Babylon. : Please take this home. Mr. Sanborn will lecture on [blank] evening, only, at [blank] commencing at 7 1-2 o'clock precisely, embracing the most interesting part of two lectures on the history of Egypt and Babylon, (electronic resource)

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I feel the silence, Sophie Harris

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Important. : Your attention is respectfully requested to a bill now before the legislature increasing the per centage of specie and balances which country banks are compelled to keep. ... Gov. Andrew, in his inaugural, expresses a doubt of the expediency of such a law, and the experience of other places has been adverse to them. ... Injurious as such a law will be, it becomes banks to be on the alert, and by prompt opposition defeat the bill. The bill is as follows , (electronic resource)

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Irreconcilable differences : the waning of the American Jewish love affair with Israel, Steven T. Rosenthal

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Is coming Southern menagerie, (electronic resource)

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John Stetson's Troupe from the Howard Athenæum ... The entertainment will commence with ... Colleen Bawn, or, The brides of Garryowen ..., (electronic resource)

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Jonathan Ball's friendly exortation [sic], (electronic resource)

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Journal of the ... annual convention, Diocese of Massachusetts

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Ladies and gentlemens' shoe manufactory, (electronic resource)

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Lady Maggie's lilt

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Lectures. Worcester County Mechanics Association then engagements for this course for the ensuing season, have been as follows ... Richard Ball, president. Worcester, Dec. 4, 1861, (electronic resource)

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Letters to the late incorporated Baptist Church in Haverhill. : [Three lines of quotation], By J.M. Williams, (electronic resource)

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Life of Isaac W. Sprague, (electronic resource)

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Lines composed by James Jaquith, on the death of Mr. Peter Lawrence, : who destroyed his life in the state of Massachusetts, county of Middlesex, town of Ashby, (electronic resource)

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Lines composed on the death of Capt. R. Stone, (electronic resource)

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Masters of the Renaissance

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Mr. Washburn's remarks on the license law. : The bill in relation to licensed houses and the amendment thereto providing for submitting the law to the people, being under consideration, in the House of Representatives, on Saturday last, Mr. Emery [i.e., Emory] Washburn , of Worcester, offered the following remarks: He was happy there was no occasion to employ the time of the House in demonstrating the evils of intemperance , (electronic resource)

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Not for sale : feminism and art in the USA during the 1970s, a video essay by Laura Cottingham ; a Hawkeye production ; producers, Mary McEntire, Sally Sasso, Leslie Singer ; written and directed by Laura Cottingham

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Opinions of Francis Wayland. : I ask the candid attention of my fellow citizens to the following questions , (electronic resource)

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Paul Revere -- William Dawes, Jr, (electronic resource)

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Proceedings of the Grand Caucus : composed of delegates from the several towns in the county of N[orfolk] : assembled at Mr. H. ... Inn, in D[orchester], Thursday, February 19, 1809, (electronic resource)

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Resolution adopted by the Pastoral Association of Evangelical Congregational Ministers in Massachusetts, May 25th, 1831. : As the use of ardent spirit for persons in health is not only needless, bu t hurtful ... Resolved, that, in our opinion, the traffic in ardent spirit, as an article of luxury or diet, is inconsistent with the spirit and requirements of the Christian religion , (electronic resource)

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Reward of merit presented to [Gracie Snow] [A.J. Calhoun] teacher, (electronic resource)

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Reward of merit presented to [Herbert G. Watson] by [Hattie M. James] teacher, (electronic resource)

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Reward of merit presented to [Herbert H. Watson] by [blank] teacher, (electronic resource)

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Reward of merit presented to [Herbert Watson] by [Hattie M. James] teacher, (electronic resource)

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Reward of merit. This certifies that [Miss Milley Rockwood] by diligence and good behaviour merits the approabtion of [her] instructor. [C. Walker. Milley P. Rockwood born 1812 died 1824], (electronic resource)

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Sacred songs of Russia, Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff, Sviridov

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Senate document no. 122, (electronic resource)

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Soiree Musicale at Otto Club Hall ... March 26th 1868 ..., (electronic resource)

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Some early Pilgrim history, by Gertrude Snow DeWager

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Sounds of Brazil and Argentina

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Space cats, Heavy Tin

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Stephens. Davis. Beauregard. "When shall we three meet again." "Very soon.", (electronic resource)

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Stephens. Davis. Beauregard. "When shall we three meet again?" "Very soon." ..., (electronic resource)

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Stephens. Davis. Beauregard. "When shall we three meet again?" "Very soon.", (electronic resource)

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Teaching effectively with Zoom : a practical guide to engage your students and help them learn, Dan Levy

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The Butler campaign : Air--"Bonnie Dundee.", (electronic resource)

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The New England primer, or, An easy and pleasant guide to the art of reading : to which is added the Catechism, (electronic resource)

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The P.L.L. Society. : The following is a true copy of the constitution and oaths of the P.L.L. League of Massachusetts. Mark, that nothing is said about obedience to the state constitution. Constitution. Preamble, Whereas: the time has come when the personal liberty of American citizens, our dearest birthright, is menaced in its own home ... we do hereby form ourselves into a brotherhood, for our mutual protection. , (electronic resource)

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The P.L.L. Society. : The following is a true copy of the constitution and oaths of the P.L.L. Society of Massachusetts. Mark, that nothing is said about obedience to the state constitution. Constitution. Preamble, Whereas: the time has come when the personal liberty of American citizens, our dearest birthright, is menaced in its own home ... we do hereby form ourselves into a brotherhood, for our mutual protection. , (electronic resource)

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The Stereopticon! During the last year a wonderful invention with the above name ... has been exhibited in Philadelphia, Providence, Boston, Portland and elsewhere. ... John Fallon, proprietor. ..., (electronic resource)

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The Stereopticon! During the last year a wonderful invention with the above name ... has been exhibited in Philadelphia, Providence, Boston, Portland and elsewhere. ..., (electronic resource)

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The death of the brave General Wolfe, (electronic resource)

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The loving kindness of God displayed in the triumph of republicanism in America : being a discourse delivered at Taunton, Mass., July fourth, 1809 ..., by Elias Smith, (electronic resource)

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The quintessence of universal history, or, An epitomial history of the Christian era : a poem, by Wm. Scales, (electronic resource)

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Time for a change : the return of the Republican Party in Massachusetts, by Ted Frier and Larry Overlan ; foreword by Joseph Malone ; epilogue by Ray Shamie

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To Ephraim Farmer's creditors & correspondents : hoping that the Lord will have compassion upon poor people and spare them another year, (electronic resource)

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To a Revolutionary "king's arm:" : being one of those captured from the British, by the Bay State Continentals, used during the war, and preserved as sacred trophies of the valor of our forefathers, for sixty years, in the Massachusetts arsenal, recently sold by order of Governor Morton and Council, for one dollar and eighty cents, at auction, to promote party purposes, (electronic resource)

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To all Christian people to whom these presents shall come, Greeting, : know ye, that I [blank] of [blank] in the county of Hampshire in the province of the Massachusetts-Bay in New-England, [blank] for and in consideration of the sum of [blank] currant money of the province aforesaid, to me in hand paid before the ensealing hereof by [blank] of [blank] aforesaid [blank] the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge and my self fully satisfyed, contented and paid, have given, granted, bargained, sold, aliened, released, conveyed and confirmed, and by these presents, do freely, clearly and absolutely give, grant, bargain, sell, aliene, release, convey and confirm unto him the said [blank] his heirs and assigns for ever [blank] To have and to hold the before granted premises with the appurtenances, unto the said [blank] his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns for ever, to his and their own proper use, benefit & behoof for ever-more. , (electronic resource)

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To all loyal Democrats. : Read the following sentiments of well known Democrats , (electronic resource)

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Abolitionists -- Massachusetts | Northampton -- Biography
Abolitionists -- Massachusetts | Salem -- Societies, etc
Abolitionists -- Massachusetts | West Brookfield
Abortion -- Government policy -- Massachusetts
Abortion -- Massachusetts
Abuse of administrative power -- Massachusetts
Abuse of administrative power -- Massachusetts -- Anecdotes
Abuse of administrative power -- Massachusetts -- Songs and music
Abuse of administrative power -- Massachusetts | Boston
Abused women -- Massachusetts | Boston -- Social conditions
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | Andover
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | Blackstone
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | Boston
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | Byfield
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | Cambridge
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | Chicopee
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | Easthampton
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | Fitchburg
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | Grafton
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | Groton
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | Hopkinton
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | Leicester
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | Lenox
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | Leominster
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | Lowell
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | New Salem (Town)
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | Newton
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | Norton
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | Salem
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | South Reading
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | Southborough
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | Townsend
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | Wilbraham
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | Williamstown
Academic exercises -- Massachusetts | Worcester
Academic libraries -- Massachusetts | Amherst
Academic libraries -- Massachusetts | Andover
Academic libraries -- Massachusetts | Cambridge
Academic libraries -- Massachusetts | Cambridge -- Catalogs | Early works to 1800
Academic libraries -- Massachusetts | Williamstown
Acadians -- Massachusetts
Acadians -- Massachusetts
Acadians -- Massachusetts -- Early works to 1800
Accidents -- Massachusetts
Accidents -- Massachusetts | Yarmouth
Account books -- Massachusetts | Wilmington
Accountants -- Massachusetts -- Periodicals
Accounting -- Massachusetts -- Periodicals
Accounts current -- Massachusetts | Boston
Acknowledgments (Law) -- Massachusetts
Acrobats -- Massachusetts | Boston
Actions and defenses -- Massachusetts
Actors -- Massachusetts
Actors -- Massachusetts | Boston
Adams, John Quincy, 1767-1848 -- Homes and haunts -- Massachusetts | Quincy
Adams, John, 1735-1826 -- Homes and haunts -- Massachusetts | Quincy
Adjustment (Psychology) in adolescence -- Massachusetts | Boston -- Case studies
Administrative discretion -- Massachusetts | Boston
Admission to the bar -- Massachusetts
Admission to the bar -- Massachusetts | Hampden County
Admission to the bar -- Massachusetts | Suffolk County
Admission to the bar -- Massachusetts | Worcester County
Adoptees -- Massachusetts -- Fiction
Adoption -- Law and legislation -- Massachusetts
Adultery -- Massachusetts
Adultery -- Massachusetts -- Comic books, strips, etc
Adultery -- Massachusetts -- Fiction
Adventure and adventurers -- Massachusetts | Boston -- Early works to 1800
Advertisements -- Grocery trade -- Massachusetts | Boston -- 19th century
Advertising -- Books -- Massachusetts | Boston
Advertising agencies -- Massachusetts | Boston
Advertising cards -- Massachusetts | Boston
Advertising laws -- Massachusetts
Advertising, Magazine -- Massachusetts | Boston
Advertising, Newspaper -- Massachusetts | Boston
Advertising, Newspaper -- Massachusetts | Gloucester
Advertising, Newspaper -- Massachusetts | Springfield
Aeronautics, Commercial -- Massachusetts | Boston Metropolitan Area
Affirmative action programs -- Law and legislation -- Massachusetts | Boston
African American abolitionists -- Massachusetts -- History -- 19th century
African American children -- Education -- Massachusetts | Boston -- History -- 19th century
African American children -- Education -- Massachusetts | Boston -- History -- 19th century
African American children -- Massachusetts | Boston
African American children -- Massachusetts | Boston -- Biography
African American children -- Massachusetts | Boston -- Biography
African American children -- Massachusetts | Boston -- Social conditions -- 19th century
African American children -- Massachusetts | Boston -- Social conditions -- 19th century
African American civil rights workers -- Massachusetts | Cambridge -- Biography
African American college students -- Political activity -- Massachusetts | Boston
African American consumers -- Massachusetts | Boston
African American criminals -- Massachusetts
African American criminals -- Massachusetts | Andover
African American criminals -- Massachusetts | Boston
African American editors -- Massachusetts | Boston -- Biography
African American elementary schools -- Massachusetts | Boston
African American families -- Massachusetts | Boston
African American families -- Massachusetts | Boston -- Social conditions
African American football players -- Massachusetts
African American girls -- Massachusetts | Boston -- Biography
African American girls -- Massachusetts | Boston -- Biography

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