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... MARCH MEETING , 1886 . PAGE 219 221 The Manuscripts of Francis Parkman , by the PRESIDENT Resolutions in acknowledgment of the bequest of John Langdon The death of Nicholas Hoppin announced by the PRESIDENT Committees appointed 225 ...
... MARCH MEETING , 1886 . PAGE 219 221 The Manuscripts of Francis Parkman , by the PRESIDENT Resolutions in acknowledgment of the bequest of John Langdon The death of Nicholas Hoppin announced by the PRESIDENT Committees appointed 225 ...
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... March 27 , 1885 . Honorary and Corresponding . PROCEEDINGS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY . THE MARCH MEETING. Hon . James M. Robbins . John Langdon Sibley , A.M. Hon . Francis E. Parker , LL.B. Rev. Nicholas Hoppin , D.D. ...
... March 27 , 1885 . Honorary and Corresponding . PROCEEDINGS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY . THE MARCH MEETING. Hon . James M. Robbins . John Langdon Sibley , A.M. Hon . Francis E. Parker , LL.B. Rev. Nicholas Hoppin , D.D. ...
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... March winds and snows were even a more serious con- sideration to one not yet entirely free from aches and ails . But when I remembered that illness had already kept me away from this chair for ... MARCH MEETING, 1886 MARCH MEETING, 1885.
... March winds and snows were even a more serious con- sideration to one not yet entirely free from aches and ails . But when I remembered that illness had already kept me away from this chair for ... MARCH MEETING, 1886 MARCH MEETING, 1885.
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... March 2 , Saturday . Invited to tea by Dr. and Mrs. Ramsay , 1 but declined . . . March 4. Heard from home of the continuation of my father - in - law's illness , so as to exclude my family from all society . . . . March 7. Thursday ...
... March 2 , Saturday . Invited to tea by Dr. and Mrs. Ramsay , 1 but declined . . . March 4. Heard from home of the continuation of my father - in - law's illness , so as to exclude my family from all society . . . . March 7. Thursday ...
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... March 24. The last day I expect to pass in Charleston ; dined with Mr. Desaussure . Received , March 23 , an order in my be- half upon the bank at Philadelphia for one thousand dollars . Monday , March 25. Set off in company with Mr ...
... March 24. The last day I expect to pass in Charleston ; dined with Mr. Desaussure . Received , March 23 , an order in my be- half upon the bank at Philadelphia for one thousand dollars . Monday , March 25. Set off in company with Mr ...
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