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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... Respecting the * To obviate the necessity of frequent references , I would state that the facts con- tained in this discourse have been collected chiefly from the subjoined authors ; and if the quantity of labor bestowed upon raw ...
... Respecting the * To obviate the necessity of frequent references , I would state that the facts con- tained in this discourse have been collected chiefly from the subjoined authors ; and if the quantity of labor bestowed upon raw ...
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... respecting education in this colony , we must refer to the spirit of the times and espe- cially to the laws of the Great and General Court which were then in force . It is then most gratifying to find that the exam- ple of free schools ...
... respecting education in this colony , we must refer to the spirit of the times and espe- cially to the laws of the Great and General Court which were then in force . It is then most gratifying to find that the exam- ple of free schools ...
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... respects , in education , are matters of curious and interes- ting inquiry . It must then be recollected , that during the period under review , the settlements in New- Hampshire were greatly multiplied . Instead of 4 towns fringing the ...
... respects , in education , are matters of curious and interes- ting inquiry . It must then be recollected , that during the period under review , the settlements in New- Hampshire were greatly multiplied . Instead of 4 towns fringing the ...
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... respect- ing education were as much as possible enforced . Grand Jurors were sworn to present all breaches of law and the want of schools in particular . When frontier towns petitioned for exemption from obligation to maintain a Grammar ...
... respect- ing education were as much as possible enforced . Grand Jurors were sworn to present all breaches of law and the want of schools in particular . When frontier towns petitioned for exemption from obligation to maintain a Grammar ...
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... respect and af- fection to the memory of Dr. Wheelock who de- ceased that year . " He was particularly eminent in his zeal to promote education , and for spread- ing the savour of true religion in this land.- * Rev . Samuel Wood , D. D. ...
... respect and af- fection to the memory of Dr. Wheelock who de- ceased that year . " He was particularly eminent in his zeal to promote education , and for spread- ing the savour of true religion in this land.- * Rev . Samuel Wood , D. D. ...
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