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Homes of our forefathers in Boston. Old England and Boston, New England (1889)

Whitefield, Edwin · Boston, Damrell & Upham · leaf 31

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rebuilt since that time,and in 1S02 it was decided to erect a new one of iron, which was opened fortravel in 1807. The total expense of this elegant and substantial structurewas about £22,000 ($110,000). The arch of this bridge is eighty-six feet in span, and the breadth of thebridge about fortv… … II- a: UJ >o o CD REJ/. JOHN COTTONS VICAR/IGE. Mr. John Cotton was the son of Rowland Cotton, and was born atDerby, December 4th, 1585. While pursuing his academical studies atEmanuel College, he manifested such strength of judgment and extent ofreasoning as made him admired b}- the most…

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