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This Is A New Release Of The Original 1910 Edition.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1922 Edition.

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1910. With numerous illustrations. Contents: The Molding of a City; Brook Farm: An Essay in Socialism; The Real Zenobia; When the Slave Was a Hero; Wendell Phillips: Agitator; Theodore Parker and His Music Hall Pulpit; Boston's Share in the Irrepressible Conflict; The Old Boston Theaters and Their Stars; Some Artists and Musicians Who Made the City Famous; Social Queens and the World They Ruled; The Old Time Hostelries and Their Stages; The Great Boston Fire; Some Famous Visitors and the Way We Entertained Them; and Boston as a Literary Center.

Enthusiasts of early American culture surely will want to add this volume to their bookshelves. Contents include: When the Inn Was a Puritan Ordinary, Madam Knight: Traveller and Tavern-keeper, the Inns of Old Boston, Some Revolutionary Taverns, Some Rhode Island Taverns in Which History Was Made, the Taverns That Entertained Washington, Entertainment for Man and Beast, Tavern Signs-and Wonders, Old Tavern Days in Newbury, the Inns of Ipswich, Some Portsmouth Publicans and Their Famous Guests, Some Taverns of Romance, and When Lafayette Came Back. Profusely illustrated with photographs of the old taverns, this work makes a fine companion to Stage Coach and Tavern Days by Alice Morse Earle and The Colonial Tavern by Edward Field, also available from Heritage Books. A full-name and place index adds to the value of this work.