Literary Notices of Boston History and English Texts
A cluttered review roster discusses A Municipal History of Boston by Josiah Quincy, praising its clarity and civic detail while noting its heavy focus on Otis and Quincy eras. It also covers The New American Speaker, Adler's abridged English German dictionary, Surrenne and Paris oriented French manuals, and Latham's Hand Book of the English Language with brief assessments.
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Massachusetts districting bill divides commonwealth for Congress
A bill from Mr Knowlton's committee outlines eleven congressional districts for the Commonwealth to elect representatives to the United States House. It lists district boundaries across Barnstable, Dukes, Nantucket, Bristol, Plymouth, Norfolk, Middlesex, Suffolk, Essex, Worcester, Franklin, Hampshire, and Berkshire counties and notes past election results and incumbents.
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New Hampshire Vote Opens 1852 National Contest for Democracy
In March the New Hampshire general election begins the 1852 national struggle as Democrats face odds from a Whig abolitionist coalition. Editors urge unity and vigorous campaigning, warning that defeat would dishonor the Granite State and influence presidential policy. Letters from party leaders defend anti slavery positions while urging decisive action and renewed zeal.
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