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Excerpt from Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society, Vol. 4
Correspondence in 1774 and 1775 between a Committee of the Town of Boston and Contributors of Donations for the Relief of Sufferers by the Boston Port Bill, A Narrative of the Planting of the Massachusetts Colony in 1628. Published by Old Planters, the Authors of the Old Men's Tears, The Extinction of Slavery in Massachusetts. By Emory Washburn, Letters of Thomas Cushing, from 1767 to 1775, Queries of George Chalmers, with the Answers of General Gage, in relation to Braddock's Expedition, the Stamp Act, and Gage's Administration of the Government of Massachusetts Bay, Destruction of the Tea in the Harbor of Boston, December 16, 1773, Letter from Samuel Adams to James Warren.
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