The New England Magazine, Volumen20;Volumen26New England Magazine Company, 1899 |
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... officers to drill companies in different parts of the state , as he was notified of their formation . Regimental officers from different states went to him for in- struction at the university . To his skill and energy is due the ...
... officers to drill companies in different parts of the state , as he was notified of their formation . Regimental officers from different states went to him for in- struction at the university . To his skill and energy is due the ...
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... officers chosen seem to have been called magistrates , the judicial functions apparently being the first ones ... officers suggests a comparison with the organization of the present day . The overseers of the poor no longer ap- pear as ...
... officers chosen seem to have been called magistrates , the judicial functions apparently being the first ones ... officers suggests a comparison with the organization of the present day . The overseers of the poor no longer ap- pear as ...
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... officers , whereupon he was told that he could not go . He left his trunk in Windsor , and in a day or two was about to make a second attempt to enter , when the officers told him if he came again they would arrest him . A man who left ...
... officers , whereupon he was told that he could not go . He left his trunk in Windsor , and in a day or two was about to make a second attempt to enter , when the officers told him if he came again they would arrest him . A man who left ...
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