Collections of the Massachusetts Historical SocietyThe Society, 1894 For the statement above quoted, also for full bibliographical information regarding this publication, and for the contents of the volumes [1st ser.] v. 1- 7th series, v. 5, cf. Griffin, Bibl. of Amer. hist. society. 2d edition, 1907, p. 346-360. |
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... Province , and to do justice to those to whom the Province is indebted , & after my ex- postulating & waiting upon them the length of an unusual session , they wou'd supply no money to the Treasury , which has been empty now near 3 ...
... Province , and to do justice to those to whom the Province is indebted , & after my ex- postulating & waiting upon them the length of an unusual session , they wou'd supply no money to the Treasury , which has been empty now near 3 ...
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... Province , & that of N. Hampshire , I am hoping by some of the ships now expected from England to receive from your Lordships an answer to such things as you may judge necessary for advancing his Majesty's interest and service . Since ...
... Province , & that of N. Hampshire , I am hoping by some of the ships now expected from England to receive from your Lordships an answer to such things as you may judge necessary for advancing his Majesty's interest and service . Since ...
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... Province could have been extended to all the other plantations happy had it been for all the British traders to these colonies , as well as to the inhab- itants ; & this Province particularly , which carry's on so large a trade to Great ...
... Province could have been extended to all the other plantations happy had it been for all the British traders to these colonies , as well as to the inhab- itants ; & this Province particularly , which carry's on so large a trade to Great ...
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affair altho alwayes Andrew Belcher answer April April 21 Assembly Auchmuty Augst beleive bills BOSTON brother Capt Charles Wager Coll commission complaint copy cou'd Council dear desire Duke DUKE OF NEWCASTLE Dunbar duty enemies England expence father favour gent give glad Gov's Hamp Hampshire hear HENRY SHERBURNE Homans Honble Sir honour hope House humble inclos'd inclose J. B. Post J. B. TO RICHARD JOHN JONATHAN BELCHER July June justice King King's Gov letter Lord Wilmington Lords of Trade Lordships Majesty Majesty's manner March Massachusetts matter Mortlake oblig'd offices paper currency pleas'd pray Province publick receiv'd respect RICHARD PARTRIDGE RICHARD WALDRON royal woods salary sent Sept servant servt ship shou'd soon Tamworth thank thing THOMAS CORAM Trinkalo uncle Wentworth Wilks WILLIAM PEPPERRELL wish wou'd write wrote