Old landmarks and historic personages of Boston (1901)
Drake, Samuel Adams, 1833-1905 · Boston : Little, Brown, and company · leaf 33
which follows the old Barricado line, have added asmuch more to the ancient territory, so that we may safelyconsider her original limits trebled, without reference to whathas been acquired by annexation. At the time of the English settlement hostilities existed be-tween the Massachusetts and the… … villages choselocatefar-atelse- INDIAN WIGWAM. the Indians at a very early period, or used as a place of sepul-ture by them. Dr. Mather related that three hundred skull-bones had been dug up on Cotton (Pemberton) Hill when hewas a youth, and tradition long ascribed to this locality a sortof…
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