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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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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