A short history of the first settlement of Dedham, with some account of the Improvements made therein since it became a Shire town, by Rev. Wm. Montague, circa 1830

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Collection Type

Ephemera

Date

circa 1830, undated

GUSN

GUSN-366780

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Ephemera collection
Tracts, treatises, and sermons
Tracts, treatises, and sermons, 1826-1830
A short history of the first settlement of Dedham, with some account of the Improvements made therein since it became a Shire town, by Rev. Wm. Montague, circa 1830
(current record)

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Ephemera collection
- Tracts, treatises, and sermons
  - Tracts, treatises, and sermons, 1826-1830
    - The sexton's monitor, and Dorchester cemetery memorial, Daniel Davenport, 1826
    - The rights of the Congregational parishes of Massachusetts: review of a pamphlet entitled "The rights of the Congregational churches of Massachusetts : the result of an ecclesiastical council convened at Groton, Mass., July 17, 1826"
    - A sermon preached in the church in Brattle Square, Boston, August 1, 1830 : the Lord's day after the decease of the Honourable Isaac Parker, Chief Justice of Massachusetts
    - A short history of the first settlement of Dedham, with some account of the Improvements made therein since it became a Shire town, by Rev. Wm. Montague, circa 1830 (current record)

Description

1 tract (10 pages); 5 1/4 x 8 3/8 inches

Details

Descriptive Terms

tracts (documents)
local histories
tracts (documents)

Physical Descrption

1 tract (10 pages); 5 1/4 x 8 3/8 inches

Collection Code

EP001

Collection Name

Ephemera collection

Date of Acquisition

1940

Reference Code

EP001.19.09.004

Acqusition Type

Gift

Places

Dedham (Norfolk county, Massachusetts)

Record Details

Originator

Montague, William, 1750-1833 (Author)

Material Type

tracts (documents)

Other People

Montague, William, 1750-1833

Description Level

Item

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