Collections, Том 3The Association, 1903 |
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... took the badge in his Freshman year and retained it during his whole course : His distinction in this particular was justified by the remark of John Quincy Adams to his son , " Long Jim , " when he learned his parentage , " Your father ...
... took the badge in his Freshman year and retained it during his whole course : His distinction in this particular was justified by the remark of John Quincy Adams to his son , " Long Jim , " when he learned his parentage , " Your father ...
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... took possession of the Sur- veyor - General's office , at Dubuque , Iowa , in the early part of the summer . He continued to hold that office and to perform its duties for four years . In 1845 , James K. Polk having been . elected ...
... took possession of the Sur- veyor - General's office , at Dubuque , Iowa , in the early part of the summer . He continued to hold that office and to perform its duties for four years . In 1845 , James K. Polk having been . elected ...
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... took an active part in the Presidential campaign of 1840 and proved himself to be one of the most eloquent and efficient popular orators of his time . Ex - Governor Bell , in his " Bench and 12 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS .
... took an active part in the Presidential campaign of 1840 and proved himself to be one of the most eloquent and efficient popular orators of his time . Ex - Governor Bell , in his " Bench and 12 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS .
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... took a steamer ride down the Ohio . A gentleman familiar with the river began to describe objects of interest . Learning Mr. Wheeler was from Keene he begged him to tell him about Gen. Wilson . After satisfying his curiosity , Mr ...
... took a steamer ride down the Ohio . A gentleman familiar with the river began to describe objects of interest . Learning Mr. Wheeler was from Keene he begged him to tell him about Gen. Wilson . After satisfying his curiosity , Mr ...
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... took me over half an hour to work my passage through that crowd and if Gen. Wilson had not closed his speech I might never have got through it . I again missed my train and was obliged to wait for a night train . I shall always regret ...
... took me over half an hour to work my passage through that crowd and if Gen. Wilson had not closed his speech I might never have got through it . I again missed my train and was obliged to wait for a night train . I shall always regret ...
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Стр. 170 - To be prepared for war is one of the most effectual means of preserving peace.
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Стр. xv - ... the reputation of a brave and accomplished officer. At the conclusion of peace he immediately left the service. Gen. Stark ever retained his residence at Manchester, but Caleb, owner of vast estates by inheritance in Dunbarton, relics of the Stark and Page patrimonies, became a citizen of that town. In 1784, in a very pleasant spot, in the midst of his estate, and facing the broad highway leading from Dunbarton to Weare, he began the erection of a mansion worthy of the style of the great landholder...
Стр. 170 - ... shall severally and respectively be enrolled in the militia by the captain or commanding officer of the company, within whose bounds such citizen shall reside, and that within twelve months after the passing of this act.
Стр. 94 - To her my thoughts will fondly turn ; For her the warmest hopes expand, For her the heart with fears will yearn. Oh, may she keep her eye, like thee, Proud eagle of the rocky wild...
Стр. xvi - Harvard graduate, and writer of repute, being the author of a valuable memoir of his father and grandfather. He collected, even more than they had done, family relics of interest.
Стр. 120 - Among the many lakes in New Hampshire, there is one of extreme beauty, — a broad, shadowy water, some nine miles in length, with steep, thickly wooded banks, and here and there, as if moored on its calm surface, an island fit for the Bower of Bliss. At one spot along its shore was, and still is, an old country-house, formerly used as a hotel, but whose...
Стр. 10 - ... younger days are gone ; their places, indeed, have been supplied by more expensive and elegant structures. Still, I must say, I regret their loss. And let me ask, Mr. President, are you quite sure that the loss may not manifest itself in some future time ? I allude, MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.