Address of the Young Men's Temperance Society of Boston: to which is annexed the constitution of the Society.

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Plain facts addressed to the inhabitants of Boston on the city expenses for support of pauperism, vice, and crime.

1st ser., no.5.

Lionel Lincoln: or, The leaguer of Boston ...

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The battle of Bunker Hill, or The temple of liberty; an historic poem in four cantos.

Preface signed: Wm. Emmons.

The battle of Bunker Hill, or, The temple of liberty : an historic poem /

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An oration pronounced before the inhabitants of Boston, July the fourth, 1835, in commemoration of American independence.

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An oration delivered before the "Young men of Boston," on the fourth of July, MDCCCXXXI.

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An oration delivered July 4, 1832 before the City Council and inhabitants of Boston /

NUC Pre-1956

An oration : delivered before the citizens of Boston, on the fifty eighth [sic] anniversary of American independence /

Cover: Mr. Prescott's oration, July 4, 1833.

An oration: delivered before the officers of the militia, and members of the volunteer companies of Boston and the vicinity, on the Fourth of July, 1832. At their request.

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An oration, delivered before the authorities of the city of Boston, July 4, 1842.

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An oration delivered by request of the city authorities before the citizens of Boston, on the sixty-fourth anniversary of American independence, July 4, 1840.

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An address, delivered on the evening of the day appointed by the city of Boston for the commemoration of the death of President Harrison : before the Twelfth ward of the city /

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"Boston Bard" to the citizens of Boston.

Caption title: Address to the citizens of Boston, by the Boston Bard.

Memoirs of Doctor Seth Coleman, A.M., of Amherst, (Mass.) : containing I. A biographical sketch of his life and character; II. Extracts from his Journal, taken by himself; III. His letters upon religious subjects; IV. His farewell address to his children; V. Sermon delivered at his funeral, by the Rev. Nathan Perkins ...

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