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... Boston . - Passage of the Boston Port Bill .-- Ses- sion of the House of Burgesses . - Splendid Opening . — Burst of Indignation at the Port Bill . — Mouse Dissolved . - Resolutions at the Raleigh Tavern . — Project of a General ...
... Boston . - Passage of the Boston Port Bill .-- Ses- sion of the House of Burgesses . - Splendid Opening . — Burst of Indignation at the Port Bill . — Mouse Dissolved . - Resolutions at the Raleigh Tavern . — Project of a General ...
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... Boston . One of these magazines was the arsenal in the northwest part of Charlestown , between Medford and Cambridge ... Boston to com- pel a restitution of the powder . In the confusion and agitation , a rumor stole out into the country ...
... Boston . One of these magazines was the arsenal in the northwest part of Charlestown , between Medford and Cambridge ... Boston to com- pel a restitution of the powder . In the confusion and agitation , a rumor stole out into the country ...
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... Boston was mere curiosity to see a people in so singular circumstances ; and I had likewise an ambition to be ac- quainted with some of their leading men ; with them only I associated during my stay in Boston . Our in- genious gentlemen ...
... Boston was mere curiosity to see a people in so singular circumstances ; and I had likewise an ambition to be ac- quainted with some of their leading men ; with them only I associated during my stay in Boston . Our in- genious gentlemen ...
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CHAPTER I | 25 |
CHAPTER II | 45 |
CHAPTER III | 53 |
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