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This Is A New Release Of The Original 1889 Edition.
This scarce antiquarian book is a selection from Kessinger
Publishing's Legacy Reprint Series. Due to its age, it may contain
imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed
pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we
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Buzzard's Bay Is Located In The Southeastern Section Of
Massachusetts, And Consists Of More Than 280 Miles Of Coastline. A
Reflection Of The Life And Spirit Of Colonial Times, This Work Has
A Distinct Flavor All Its Own. Beginning With The First Settlers On
The Shores Of Buzzard's Bay, The Author Describes The Interesting
Nature Of These Hard Working, Fair-Minded And Frugal People. He
Follows Their History Up Until The Coming Of A Railroad Into The
Same Region. A Number Of Different Resources Were Utilized In The
Preparation Of This Work. They Include: The Records Of The
Rochester Propriety, Beginning In The Year 1679; The Agawame Book
Of Records, Beginning In 1685; The Records Of Rochestertown,
Beginning In 1694; The Records Of The Church And Town Wareham,
Beginning In 1739; The Diary And Account Book Of Israel Fearing Of
Agawame From 1720-1754. There Can Be Found Within The Covers
Sixteen Chapters On The Following Topics: The Lands Of Sippican;
The Agawame Plantation; Colonial Farmers; The Squire; The Birth Of
A Town; The Town's Mind; Impressments For The King; The Town's
Meeting-House; A Sunday Morning In 1771; The Town's Minister; The
Town's Schoolmaster; Town Life In The Revolution; Town Life After
The War; The British Raid; The Town's Bass-Viol (The Controversy
Over An Instrument - Whether Or Not It Should Be Used During
Worship Services); And Final Transformations. Clearly Written And
Interesting, This Work Contains Illustrations, A Map And A New Full
name And Subject Index.
Buzzard's Bay Is Located In The Southeastern Section Of
Massachusetts, And Consists Of More Than 280 Miles Of Coastline. A
Reflection Of The Life And Spirit Of Colonial Times, This Work Has
A Distinct Flavor All Its Own. Beginning With The First Settlers On
The Shores Of Buzzard's Bay, The Author Describes The Interesting
Nature Of These Hard Working, Fair-Minded And Frugal People. He
Follows Their History Up Until The Coming Of A Railroad Into The
Same Region. A Number Of Different Resources Were Utilized In The
Preparation Of This Work. They Include: The Records Of The
Rochester Propriety, Beginning In The Year 1679; The Agawame Book
Of Records, Beginning In 1685; The Records Of Rochestertown,
Beginning In 1694; The Records Of The Church And Town Wareham,
Beginning In 1739; The Diary And Account Book Of Israel Fearing Of
Agawame From 1720-1754. There Can Be Found Within The Covers
Sixteen Chapters On The Following Topics: The Lands Of Sippican;
The Agawame Plantation; Colonial Farmers; The Squire; The Birth Of
A Town; The Town's Mind; Impressments For The King; The Town's
Meeting-House; A Sunday Morning In 1771; The Town's Minister; The
Town's Schoolmaster; Town Life In The Revolution; Town Life After
The War; The British Raid; The Town's Bass-Viol (The Controversy
Over An Instrument - Whether Or Not It Should Be Used During
Worship Services); And Final Transformations. Clearly Written And
Interesting, This Work Contains Illustrations, A Map And A New Full
name And Subject Index.
Buzzard's Bay Is Located In The Southeastern Section Of
Massachusetts, And Consists Of More Than 280 Miles Of Coastline. A
Reflection Of The Life And Spirit Of Colonial Times, This Work Has
A Distinct Flavor All Its Own. Beginning With The First Settlers On
The Shores Of Buzzard's Bay, The Author Describes The Interesting
Nature Of These Hard Working, Fair-Minded And Frugal People. He
Follows Their History Up Until The Coming Of A Railroad Into The
Same Region. A Number Of Different Resources Were Utilized In The
Preparation Of This Work. They Include: The Records Of The
Rochester Propriety, Beginning In The Year 1679; The Agawame Book
Of Records, Beginning In 1685; The Records Of Rochestertown,
Beginning In 1694; The Records Of The Church And Town Wareham,
Beginning In 1739; The Diary And Account Book Of Israel Fearing Of
Agawame From 1720-1754. There Can Be Found Within The Covers
Sixteen Chapters On The Following Topics: The Lands Of Sippican;
The Agawame Plantation; Colonial Farmers; The Squire; The Birth Of
A Town; The Town's Mind; Impressments For The King; The Town's
Meeting-House; A Sunday Morning In 1771; The Town's Minister; The
Town's Schoolmaster; Town Life In The Revolution; Town Life After
The War; The British Raid; The Town's Bass-Viol (The Controversy
Over An Instrument - Whether Or Not It Should Be Used During
Worship Services); And Final Transformations. Clearly Written And
Interesting, This Work Contains Illustrations, A Map And A New Full
name And Subject Index.
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