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Massachusetts Cambridge Chronicle

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1850

Page

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Cambridge Chronicle advertising and pricing notice

Cambridge Chronicle by John Ford announces delivery from Main and Maanzine Streets over Holmen & Co Cambridgeport. Subscription price is ten and two dollars per year in advance. single copies four cents. Ads offered on favorable terms. Agent Gsonoe Rupr. handles circulation and business for the Chronicle. Call for subscriptions or advertising in that section. Copies available at John Barton’s Bookstore in the First Ward.

Cambridge Chronicle John Ford Main Maanzine Joseph A. Holmen A Co Cambridgeport Gsonoe Rupr Pas Aitnelle Garoncle Callou Hit Chronicle Cn John Barton

Patriots of Boston and Suffolk Emigrants in Massachusetts History

The Chronicle notes a volume on Boston patriots from colonial days, praising leaders like Samuel Adams, John Adams, Hancock, Warren, and Revere. It discusses their public service, committees, and aims to preserve rights, not overturn society, plus reviews a Suffolk emigrants study and debates supposed descent from the Protomartyr John Rogers.

Patriots OF Boston Jamen Otta Samuel Adams Continental Congress George Clymer John Adams Congress John Hancock Joseph Warren Committee of Correspondence Boston Committee of Safety Provincial Committee of Safety Josiah Quincy Cicero England Thomas Cushing Johnson Cushing James Bowdoin General Court Benjamin Church Isthenit Appleton William Phillips Old South Olivar Wendell John Pitts James Lovel William Cooper Dr. Cooper William Molineaux Lnbore Paul Revere Patiiots Mechanica Benjamin Austin Nathaniel Barber Gibbons Sharpe Dr. Elliot's Church David Jeffries Henry Hill Henderson Inches Jonathan Mason Timothy Newell Brattle-street William Powell John Rowe John Scully Suffolk Joseph Hunter Suffolk County New England Winthrop Hunter Candler Universitiva Cambridge Harleian British Museum Matthias Candler Savage Fiske Sherman Rogers Angier, &c Rogerses Richard Wethersfield John Dedham Nathaniel Ipswich Nathanial Taylor Ezekiel Nathaniel Rogers Richard of John of John Rogers Breaat Ezekiel Rogera Ezekiel Rogers Snys Richard Rogera Wetherfield Nore Muntrions Cotton Mather Martyr Smithfield Mather Hutchingson Nathl. Rogers Church of Ipswich John Rogere Brownrigg Hubbard Cyndal Mary Daniel Rogers Exeter Wathoesfield Giles Firman Nathaniel Ward John Ward Haverhill Richard Rogers Firman Christopher Anderson John Rogers the Martyr Anderson John Rogera Johannes Rogersinn Rogera Smith Pas Roe

Lady Alice a New Una judged for art and pious aim

A Cambridge Chronicle reviewer weighs Lady Alice or the New Una as a work of art and moral aim. He contrasts Wordsworth and Byron, defends religious sentiment guiding the tale, and analyzes the heroine’s sacred self sacrifice and the novel’s Puseyite moral of humility, Providence, and spiritual growth.

Alice Genina Byron Wordsworth Cleopatra Cato Novelista Italy Switzerland Ducay Lennox Palace Earth Charles River Harvard Frederick Clifford God Arl Una Frederic Clifford

A Tramp in Mainz Describes St Stephen’s and Cathedral

Foreign Correspondence of the Chronicle details a morning visit to St Stephen’s church and Mainz Cathedral. The writer climbs to the tower, notes the fire-watch family, admires views of the Rhine and Taunus, and observes the ornate red sandstone edifice, cloisters, statues, and the old printing statue by Goerefleisch.

Paul Flemming St. Stephen's Church Rhine Maine Bingen Taunus Prairies Bonaparte Paris Antwerp Flemming St. Willigis Frauenlob Hyperion Lars Geusfleisch Gooreflesh Gatemburg Thorvaldson Europe Murray Gau Thor Mayence Moguntineum

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