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Product Description: HISTORY OF WOBURN, FROiM ilWE GRAIX-T OF ITS TERRITORY TO CHARLESTOWiI IN 1640, TO THE EEAR - --1860 - a, u thor of this history of Woburn, was born in Marblehead, June 1, 1785, and died in Burlington, February 18, 1868. He was a descendant of a long li

Product Description: Comprising daily commentary on major and minor events between 1674 and 1729, the diary of Boston merchant Samuel Sewall is one of the richest personal accounts of early American history. This innovative abridgment allows events to unfold without the distraction of editorial manipulation by presenting one year's complete entries from each of the five decades...read more

Product Description: Puritan judge Samuel Sewall witnessed or participated in many of the most important imperial episodes of late seventeenth- and early eighteenth-century Massachusetts. These episodes punctuated his diary, which he kept daily for 55 years to record the issues that concerned him most — family, church, and town...read more

Product Description: Reprint of 1869 edition, 2 Volumes

3 vols. index (general index plus index for each volume), xl, 532, iii, iii, 131*, 462, 572p. 23cm. No Jacket (as published). Research Library of Colonial Americana (series). Reprint of Vols. V-VII, Fifth Series, Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society, 1878-1882.

Product Description: Puritan judge Samuel Sewall witnessed or participated in many of the most important imperial episodes of late seventeenth- and early eighteenth-century Massachusetts. These episodes punctuated his diary, which he kept daily for 55 years to record the issues that concerned him most - family, church, and town...read more