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... Governor Leverett of Massachusetts , at her wedding in 1719 , to Major John Denison , of Ipswich . In the Essex Institute , Salem , Mass . KITCHEN IN HOUSE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY In the grounds of the Essex Institute , Salem , Mass . Photo ...
... Governor Leverett of Massachusetts , at her wedding in 1719 , to Major John Denison , of Ipswich . In the Essex Institute , Salem , Mass . KITCHEN IN HOUSE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY In the grounds of the Essex Institute , Salem , Mass . Photo ...
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... Governor replied that if they did not like the conditions they could give up their lands , which after all were the King's and not theirs . It was a small thing , this quitrent , but it touched men's daily lives a thousand times more ...
... Governor replied that if they did not like the conditions they could give up their lands , which after all were the King's and not theirs . It was a small thing , this quitrent , but it touched men's daily lives a thousand times more ...
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... Governor of Massachusetts , had in eastern Connecticut a manor called Mortlake , on which were a few un- enterprising tenants , holding their land for a money rental . There are other instances of lands let out in a similar manner on ...
... Governor of Massachusetts , had in eastern Connecticut a manor called Mortlake , on which were a few un- enterprising tenants , holding their land for a money rental . There are other instances of lands let out in a similar manner on ...
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... governors to favored individ- uals . He would then have realized that the divi- sion of land in New York , instead of being fairly equal as in New England , was grossly unequal . On the one hand were the petty acres of small farms ...
... governors to favored individ- uals . He would then have realized that the divi- sion of land in New York , instead of being fairly equal as in New England , was grossly unequal . On the one hand were the petty acres of small farms ...
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... governors , whose city life was confined to half a dozen streets running parallel to the Delaware , had their coun- try residences often twelve or fifteen miles away , sometimes in West Jersey , but more often in Penn- sylvania itself ...
... governors , whose city life was confined to half a dozen streets running parallel to the Delaware , had their coun- try residences often twelve or fifteen miles away , sometimes in West Jersey , but more often in Penn- sylvania itself ...
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