Printed Materials - Misc 1690 - 1770
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Collection of printed materials, receipts, notes, bills etc., either of unknown provenance or miscellaneous
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Broadside Boston Newsletter, Printed on Both Sides
(1765-09-05)Broadside Boston Newsletter, printed on both sides -
Document, Like an Essay, in Latin
(1762-07-21)Document, like an essay, written in Latin; transcribed but not translated -
Scrap of Paper with a Verse Entitled: Poem Written after the Reduction of Cape Briton"
(1745-xx-xx)Verse written on a scrap of paper, entitled: "Poem Written after the Reduction of Cape Briton" -
Excerpt from the 1712 Division of the Common Lands, Parish Lot
(1712)Parish Lot: this is an excerpt from the 1712 division of the common lands; possibly this is only a copy from some later date -
A Sheet with the Titles: "Sundrie Religions" and "Sundrie Sect in Religion"
(17xx)A sheet with the titles: "Sundrie Religions" and "Sundrie Sect in Religion." The sheet consists of different sects and beliefs towards several religious motifs, including methods to salvation and original sin. On the back ... -
Sermon Written on a Folded Sheet
(17xx)A sermon written on folded sheet in a tiny scrawled hand; it is badly faded, stained and nearly illegible and so is not transcribed -
A Sheet with Remedies and Directions for Mr. Fox
(17xx)A sheet with remedies and a list of directions for various afflictions; on the back is written, "Directions for Mr. Jabez Fox" -
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Poem
(17xx)A verse that extends over two sides of a sheet; it is very faded and difficult to read -
Poem Entitled: How a Minister Introduced Himself to a Young Lady
(17xx)Scrap of paper with a verse on one side and notes on the other -
Sermon or Lecture Concerning Moral Law, Written in Question and Answer Format
(17xx)Sermon or lecture concerning Moral Law, written in question and answer format. The sermon was written on a sheet folded to make four pages, the handwriting is unrecognized. -
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Essay Entitled: A Pathetic Elegant Letter, from a Deserted Wife to a Faithless Husband, written in England a few years since
(17xx)Essay entitled: A Pathetic Elegant Letter, from a Deserted Wife to a Faithless Husband, written in England a few years since. The essay is written in a fine hand but the paper is torn, the ink is faded, it has bad foxing ... -
Epitaph Written on a Scrap, Meaning Unknown
(17xx)Epitaph written on a scrap with many mysterious and enigmatic symbols, the meaning is completely unknown.
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