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He founded it at Boston in 1674 , and on his death that same year the house passed into the control of John Foster . Among later Boston printers should be mentioned Thomas Fleet , Samuel Kneeland , Gamaliel Rogers and Daniel Fowle ...
He founded it at Boston in 1674 , and on his death that same year the house passed into the control of John Foster . Among later Boston printers should be mentioned Thomas Fleet , Samuel Kneeland , Gamaliel Rogers and Daniel Fowle ...
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Mrs. Susanna Haswell Rowson's Reuben and Rachel ; or , Tales of Old Times , Boston , 1798 , which helped prepare the way for the vogue of historical romance in the time of Cooper , Simms , and John Neal , is a “ novel ” which sweeps ...
Mrs. Susanna Haswell Rowson's Reuben and Rachel ; or , Tales of Old Times , Boston , 1798 , which helped prepare the way for the vogue of historical romance in the time of Cooper , Simms , and John Neal , is a “ novel ” which sweeps ...
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F. B. Sanborn wrote two books on Thoreau , the first for the American Men of Letters Series ( revised edition , Boston , 1910 ) . They are worth more as reminiscence than as ordered and careful studies . W. E. Channing's Thoreau , the ...
F. B. Sanborn wrote two books on Thoreau , the first for the American Men of Letters Series ( revised edition , Boston , 1910 ) . They are worth more as reminiscence than as ordered and careful studies . W. E. Channing's Thoreau , the ...
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