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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)

University Press (Cambridge, Mass.), University Press (Cambridge, Mass.) (1921) bkp CU-BANC, Nash, John Henry, 1871-1947 · Cambridge, Mass. · leaf 41

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r of Brattleand Story Streets, Cambridge. The inscription on thecommemorative stone reads: Near this spot stood the spreading chestnut tree and the smithy referred to in Longfellows Poem The Village Blacksmith 37 STEPHEN DAYE AND HIS SUCCESSORS Longfellow first roomed here in 1837 andafterwards in… … The Longfellow House. Home of the beloved poetat 105 Brattle Street, Cambridge. Built about 1759 byColonel John Vassall. Washington made his headquar-ters here in 1775 and 1776. The house was subsequentlyoccupied by a number of illustrious men. Longfellowfirst lived here in 1837, and practically…

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