Old Boston Town Early in This Century
Old Boston Town Early in This Century
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In 1805 the number of book-sellers and pub- lishers, was quite small, compared to the present army. First came Manning & Loring, Cornhill and Spring Lane ; Munroe & Francis, Cornhill and Water street ; Lincoln & Edmands, Cornhill, two doors below Court street, and Caleb Bingham, whose store was demolished to make room for 40 New Cornhill. Caleb Bingham was a very hand- some gentleman ; he and Col. Apthorp were con- sidered two of the finest looking men in town, and both were thought to resemble... Gen. Washington in features.
Samuel T. Armstrong was an apprentice to Manning & Loring, and when his time was out he started a printing office and bookstore at No. 50 Cornhill. About that time he was captain of the Warren Phalanx, a uniformed infantry company of Charlestown. In later years Crocker & Brewster, both apprentices to Mr. Armstrong, became his successors. Lincoln & Edmands' business was mostly in pubhshing Baptist books, and also a Baptist monthly magazine. Cummings & Hilliard also had a bookstore up near the Old South, their trade was generally in school books, and they sup- plied largely the text books for Cambridge College.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1805 the number of book-sellers and pub- lishers, was quite small, compared to the present army. First came Manning & Loring, Cornhill and Spring Lane ; Munroe & Francis, Cornhill and Water street ; Lincoln & Edmands, Cornhill, two doors below Court street, and Caleb Bingham, whose store was demolished to make room for 40 New Cornhill. Caleb Bingham was a very hand- some gentleman ; he and Col. Apthorp were con- sidered two of the finest looking men in town, and both were thought to resemble... Gen. Washington in features.
Samuel T. Armstrong was an apprentice to Manning & Loring, and when his time was out he started a printing office and bookstore at No. 50 Cornhill. About that time he was captain of the Warren Phalanx, a uniformed infantry company of Charlestown. In later years Crocker & Brewster, both apprentices to Mr. Armstrong, became his successors. Lincoln & Edmands' business was mostly in pubhshing Baptist books, and also a Baptist monthly magazine. Cummings & Hilliard also had a bookstore up near the Old South, their trade was generally in school books, and they sup- plied largely the text books for Cambridge College.
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