Stark, James Henry · Boston : Published by ye Photo-electrotype engraving co. ... · leaf 24
t, or Trimount, from its appearance from Charles-town of three large hill-), learned of their distress, and, goingover to their relief, advised them to remove to this peninsula.EGfl advice was kindly received, and followed soon after. ThusBoston became settled by the English Puritans. ANNIE POLLARD… … ulackstones house. these words: Mr. Blackstonc, dwelling on the other side ofCharles River alone, at a place called by the Indians, Shawmut,where he had a cottage at, or not far from, the place called Black-stone Point (supposed to be the southwest slope of Beacon Hill, nearthe corner of Beacon and…
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