Collections of the New Hampshire Historical Society, Volume 4Jacob B. Moore, 1834 - Local history List of members in v. 3, 5-6. 8. |
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... friends and admirers he received the honorary title of angel- ical doctor . Another fact shows still more clearly the inter- cst felt in the subject of education , during this period . In 1669 , a general collection or sub- scription ...
... friends and admirers he received the honorary title of angel- ical doctor . Another fact shows still more clearly the inter- cst felt in the subject of education , during this period . In 1669 , a general collection or sub- scription ...
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... friend , should to thy care be given Which makes the paths to science smooth and even ! Henceforth our youth , who tread thy flow'ry way , Shall ne'er from rules of proper diction stray : No more their speech with barb'rous terms be ...
... friend , should to thy care be given Which makes the paths to science smooth and even ! Henceforth our youth , who tread thy flow'ry way , Shall ne'er from rules of proper diction stray : No more their speech with barb'rous terms be ...
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... friends of education to the plan of founding ACADEMIES , in which the higher branches of education , and especially the learned languages , should be taught . The first academy in New - Hampshire was founded at Exeter , by the Hon ...
... friends of education to the plan of founding ACADEMIES , in which the higher branches of education , and especially the learned languages , should be taught . The first academy in New - Hampshire was founded at Exeter , by the Hon ...
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... friend . Rarely has a more affecting scene been witnessed than when the venerable SAMUEL WOOD of Boscawen , preached the funeral sermon of EZEKEL WEB- STER . * Though the latter had acquired wealth , extensive influence and public fame ...
... friend . Rarely has a more affecting scene been witnessed than when the venerable SAMUEL WOOD of Boscawen , preached the funeral sermon of EZEKEL WEB- STER . * Though the latter had acquired wealth , extensive influence and public fame ...
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... friends in New - England . Here his brother had married into one of the first families ; here was his uncle Parker , one of the first scholars of the time , and Rev. James Noyes , who had married his mother's sister , and several other ...
... friends in New - England . Here his brother had married into one of the first families ; here was his uncle Parker , one of the first scholars of the time , and Rev. James Noyes , who had married his mother's sister , and several other ...
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