Society, M: Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Soci

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Society, M: Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Soci

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Excerpt from Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, Vol. 19: 1905

This volume comprises the record of the nine stated meetings held during the calendar year 1905. In it will be found a large number of hitherto unpublished documents, among which are the letters of Edmund Pendleton and Mrs. John T. Kirkland and the extracts from the Memoirs of the Rev. Dr. John Pierce. Em bodied in the communications of mr. Noble on the Boundary Disputes of Massachusetts and on Highway Robbery in Massachusetts, of mr. Ford on the Case of Samuel Shrimpton, and of' the president on John Quincy Adams in the Twenty-second Congress, are also many original documents. Besides these there are impor tant discussions on the Negro in America by G. Stanley hall, on Abraham Bishop and his Writings by mr. Franklin B. Dexter, by the president on Mr. Rhodes's fifth volume and Some Phases of the Civil War, and by mr. Dunning on the authorship of Andrew J ohn son's first annual message. The memoirs of deceased members, each of which is accompanied by a portrait, are of George F. Hoar by nathaniel paine and G. Stan ley hall, of Walbridge A. Field by john noble.

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