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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 45

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Radcliffe College. These two buildings are theElizabeth Cary Agassiz House and the Gymnasium, assketched from the yard. Radcliffe College offers to themost advanced students among the women of the countrythe services of the Harvard University faculty, which can-not be excelled for training and… … The Johnston Gate, or West Gate, to HarvardCollege Yard was donated to Harvard by Mr. SamuelJohnston, of Chicago. The tablet on the left reads: By the General Court of Massachusetts Bay 28 October 1636 agreed to give 400 £Towards a schoale or colledge whearof 200 £ To bee paid the next yeare &…

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