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Old landmarks and historic personages of Boston (1901)

Drake, Samuel Adams, 1833-1905 · Boston : Little, Brown, and company · leaf 262

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er beforesince the days of 1861.It is the richest churchcorporation iii the city,and, next to Old Trinityof JNew York, in thecountry. The Winthropestate passed throughThatcher and Mrs. Nor-ton to the church, andin consequence of itscentral location has be-come of great value. Itsparishioners once… … THE OLD SOUTH. were once filled with the abodes of the most respectable inhab-itants of the city, but commerce has said Move on ! and thethe population has vanished before it. Curiously enough, the Old South, arising from a schism inthe First Church, like it originated in Charlestown, where alsowas…

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