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That Gracious Being whose directing providence may be seen not less in the affairs of men , than in the beautiful order and harmony of the physical universe , has continued to our beloved city the possession of those high intellectual ...
That Gracious Being whose directing providence may be seen not less in the affairs of men , than in the beautiful order and harmony of the physical universe , has continued to our beloved city the possession of those high intellectual ...
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For us who are called to the administration of affairs , there remain the same incentives to fidelity and duty which have stimulated those whose labors are held in grateful recollection , and the light of high example still beckons us ...
For us who are called to the administration of affairs , there remain the same incentives to fidelity and duty which have stimulated those whose labors are held in grateful recollection , and the light of high example still beckons us ...
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... the routes yet suggested , no one seems to possess more claims than the following : — Commencing at the square in Summer street , from which radiate Summer , High , South , Lincoln and Bedford streets , pass through Winthrop place ...
... the routes yet suggested , no one seems to possess more claims than the following : — Commencing at the square in Summer street , from which radiate Summer , High , South , Lincoln and Bedford streets , pass through Winthrop place ...
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... the most important of all , was the agreement on the part of the Boston Water Power Company , that the water in the basin nearest the shore should be kept at a certain > specified depression below high water mark ; — an 0 1857.
... the most important of all , was the agreement on the part of the Boston Water Power Company , that the water in the basin nearest the shore should be kept at a certain > specified depression below high water mark ; — an 0 1857.
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specified depression below high water mark ; — an arrangement very convenient for them to fulfil , inasmuch as the action of their mills by tide water rendered it necessary that the water should always be less in the discharging than in ...
specified depression below high water mark ; — an arrangement very convenient for them to fulfil , inasmuch as the action of their mills by tide water rendered it necessary that the water should always be less in the discharging than in ...
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| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 1 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1858 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 20 Jul 2011 |
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