The New England Magazine, Volumen20;Volumen26New England Magazine Company, 1899 |
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... hundred - acre farm . Two special reservations were significant , a hundred acres each being set aside for a " school lot " and " a minister's lot . " The constitution was signed by all the company , one hundred and twelve persons ...
... hundred - acre farm . Two special reservations were significant , a hundred acres each being set aside for a " school lot " and " a minister's lot . " The constitution was signed by all the company , one hundred and twelve persons ...
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... hundred in the town , articles to the value of over three hundred and fifty thousand dollars were produced . At the beginning of the second half of the century , by the opening of rail- road facilities and other favoring cir- cumstances ...
... hundred in the town , articles to the value of over three hundred and fifty thousand dollars were produced . At the beginning of the second half of the century , by the opening of rail- road facilities and other favoring cir- cumstances ...
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... hundred acres each , in all nearly one thousand acres , be- sides numerous smaller inclosed spaces . The park area is nearly one acre for each hundred of the inhab- itants , which is unusually liberal . Within the limits of the closely ...
... hundred acres each , in all nearly one thousand acres , be- sides numerous smaller inclosed spaces . The park area is nearly one acre for each hundred of the inhab- itants , which is unusually liberal . Within the limits of the closely ...
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