History of New England, Volume 1Little, Brown, 1897 |
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... Boston . quieted by " fifty acres of ground set out for him near to his house in Boston , to enjoy for ever . " 3 It was " ordered that there should be a market kept at Boston , upon every Thursday , the fifth day of the week . " 4 The ...
... Boston . quieted by " fifty acres of ground set out for him near to his house in Boston , to enjoy for ever . " 3 It was " ordered that there should be a market kept at Boston , upon every Thursday , the fifth day of the week . " 4 The ...
Halaman 361
... Boston with his wife and several attendants . Aug. 3-5 . The Governor " brought the sachem and the rest of the ... Boston people were allowed to take wood from Dorchester Neck ( now South Boston ) for twenty years . ( Mass . Col. Rec ...
... Boston with his wife and several attendants . Aug. 3-5 . The Governor " brought the sachem and the rest of the ... Boston people were allowed to take wood from Dorchester Neck ( now South Boston ) for twenty years . ( Mass . Col. Rec ...
Halaman 480
... Boston church also petitioned in Wheelwright's behalf . The Court deferred his sentence . Contumacious Boston was thought Disaffection of Boston . to be not a suitable place for its meetings under present circumstances , and a motion ...
... Boston church also petitioned in Wheelwright's behalf . The Court deferred his sentence . Contumacious Boston was thought Disaffection of Boston . to be not a suitable place for its meetings under present circumstances , and a motion ...
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