The New England Magazine, Volume 41; Volume 47New England Magazine Company, 1910 |
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Page 766
... Boston's New Suburban District - Watertown .. Charles M. Rockwood . Boston and the Tariff .... Boston and the White Slave Traffic . Arthur Reichman . Wilder D. Quint . 430 513 549 .Col . Albert Clarke . 545 Frank W. Chase . 531 Casting ...
... Boston's New Suburban District - Watertown .. Charles M. Rockwood . Boston and the Tariff .... Boston and the White Slave Traffic . Arthur Reichman . Wilder D. Quint . 430 513 549 .Col . Albert Clarke . 545 Frank W. Chase . 531 Casting ...
Page 777
... Boston War supposed to was have broken out be- tween the United States and a foreign power . The Navy was supposed to have been either de- feated or destroyed , or else lured away from the neighbor- hood of Massachu- setts . The War ...
... Boston War supposed to was have broken out be- tween the United States and a foreign power . The Navy was supposed to have been either de- feated or destroyed , or else lured away from the neighbor- hood of Massachu- setts . The War ...
Page 783
... Boston . It also found General Pew and his Blue Army on its way to the front and when night came its line of defence extended from Taunton to Plymouth , over seventeen miles . On the extreme left was the 9th infantry then the 8th and ...
... Boston . It also found General Pew and his Blue Army on its way to the front and when night came its line of defence extended from Taunton to Plymouth , over seventeen miles . On the extreme left was the 9th infantry then the 8th and ...
Page 787
... Boston and was in such a position that they could not have possibly moved on without four or five days more of the hardest kind of fighting . Their men were bunched in Hanover , while Battery A , from a position a mile away , was send ...
... Boston and was in such a position that they could not have possibly moved on without four or five days more of the hardest kind of fighting . Their men were bunched in Hanover , while Battery A , from a position a mile away , was send ...
Page 815
... Boston is nearly ideal . Geologically it is the most primitive of the forested parks of the metropolitan district - a region of roots of ancient mountains , worn off by the grind of the glaciers and weath- ered into greyness by the ...
... Boston is nearly ideal . Geologically it is the most primitive of the forested parks of the metropolitan district - a region of roots of ancient mountains , worn off by the grind of the glaciers and weath- ered into greyness by the ...
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