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... received at their hands ; and my thanks for the flattering approval of the policy and results of the past year's labors , which they have manifested by returning with such unanimity to these halls , so many of those who divided with me ...
... received at their hands ; and my thanks for the flattering approval of the policy and results of the past year's labors , which they have manifested by returning with such unanimity to these halls , so many of those who divided with me ...
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... in their acknowledgment of the correctness and value of the principle of general representation . Should this system continue to receive general approbation , its tendency would undoubtedly be , to draw into 1857. ] MAYOR'S ADDRESS . 7 -1.
... in their acknowledgment of the correctness and value of the principle of general representation . Should this system continue to receive general approbation , its tendency would undoubtedly be , to draw into 1857. ] MAYOR'S ADDRESS . 7 -1.
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... received in turn , as was supposed , an easement of drainage for the adjacent lands which form , in a measure the natural water - shed to the basin . с Among the advantages which the city was to derive from this arrangement , and ...
... received in turn , as was supposed , an easement of drainage for the adjacent lands which form , in a measure the natural water - shed to the basin . с Among the advantages which the city was to derive from this arrangement , and ...
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... receiving basin , in order to secure the requisite head and fall . This depression of water in the basin nearest the ... received by the city was the saving of the cost of raising all this adjacent territory by artificial means ...
... receiving basin , in order to secure the requisite head and fall . This depression of water in the basin nearest the ... received by the city was the saving of the cost of raising all this adjacent territory by artificial means ...
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... receive the earliest attention practicable . Some general law relative to the power of constructing sewers appears necessary . It has been doubted , occasionally , whether the city possesses the right to lay drains in , or through ...
... receive the earliest attention practicable . Some general law relative to the power of constructing sewers appears necessary . It has been doubted , occasionally , whether the city possesses the right to lay drains in , or through ...
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Bibliographic information
| 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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