History of New England volume 4
History of New England volume 4
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The map which makes the frontispiece to this volume, reduced from the sheet published by William Price in 1743, represents the chief town of New England as it was at the close of the administration of Governor Belcher, and essentially as it re- mained for sixty years longer. I have some recollection of Boston before 1805, and it was not then very materially differ- Xll PREFACE.
ent from the delineation of it in Bonner's map of 1722. On the whole, the population of the town, gaining and losing f...rom time to time, grew but little during the latter half of the past century. At the time of the capture of Louisburgh in 1745, it was reckoned at 20, 000. The Federal census of 1800 reported it to be 24, 937.
The plan of my work would be accomplished by the comple- tion of one more volume, bringing down the narrative to the opening of the War of Independence.
J. G. P.
Cambridge, Massaciil'sktts ; 1875, Ma>j 2.
CONTENTS OF THE FOURTH VOLUME.
BOOK IV.
PROGRESS IN THE REIGNS OF KING AYILLIAM THE THIRD AND QUEEN ANNE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The map which makes the frontispiece to this volume, reduced from the sheet published by William Price in 1743, represents the chief town of New England as it was at the close of the administration of Governor Belcher, and essentially as it re- mained for sixty years longer. I have some recollection of Boston before 1805, and it was not then very materially differ- Xll PREFACE.
ent from the delineation of it in Bonner's map of 1722. On the whole, the population of the town, gaining and losing f...rom time to time, grew but little during the latter half of the past century. At the time of the capture of Louisburgh in 1745, it was reckoned at 20, 000. The Federal census of 1800 reported it to be 24, 937.
The plan of my work would be accomplished by the comple- tion of one more volume, bringing down the narrative to the opening of the War of Independence.
J. G. P.
Cambridge, Massaciil'sktts ; 1875, Ma>j 2.
CONTENTS OF THE FOURTH VOLUME.
BOOK IV.
PROGRESS IN THE REIGNS OF KING AYILLIAM THE THIRD AND QUEEN ANNE.
What to read after History of New England volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Gorham Palfrey to read onlineMoreLess
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