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Stephen Daye and his successors; the establishment of a printing plant in what was formerly British North America and the development of the art of printing at the University Press, of Cambridge, Massachusetts. 1639-1921 (1921)

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An illustration from Stephen Daye and his successors; the establishment of a printing plant in what was formerly British North America and the development of the art of printing at the University Press, of Cambridge, Massachusetts. 1639-1921, 1921, leaf 40
ory, fled at thetime of the Revolution. It was soon after-ward occupied by Colonel John Gloverwith his regiment. George Washingtonmade it his headquarters and took posses-sion of it July 15, 1775. He left in April,1776. After that the house was occupiedin succession by Nathaniel Tracy,… … SW- \AlL*x*£L, 4t»vttVw^. aUiaiA* i\ <W O ~ Reproduction of Drawing by Henry W. Long-fellow. The site of the smithy is at the corner of Brattleand Story Streets, Cambridge. The inscription on thecommemorative stone reads: Near this spot stood the spreading chestnut tree and the smithy referred…

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