A History of Nova Scotia Or Acadie volume 3
A History of Nova Scotia Or Acadie volume 3
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I regret I have not seen this poem.
APPENDIX TO CHAPTER XIII.
23 Feb'y. , 1797, died, Mr. Jacob Hurd, in 7ist year of his age, leaving a widow and large family.
14 March, 1797, died, in her i6th year, miss Hester Wallace, eldest daughter of Michael Wallace, esq'r. , merchant here. (Her mother was a miss Kerby. ) Dec'r. 22, friday, died, Mrs. Binney, wife of Jonathan Binney, esq'r.. In 75th year of her age.
(2. ) [Sir John Wentworth writes to Phineas Bond, esquire. ] 17 February, 1797.
" Dear Si...r. I am exceedingly obliged in your favor inclosing a newspaper and Peter Porcupine's December Censor, which has afforded great amusement to his Royal Highness Prince Edward and to myself. He is certainly an useful as well as an entertaining writer, and I am glad to find his works likely to be circulated in a daily paper of his own, which obtains many subscribers in this province. " Recommends Mr. Quarrel and Lieut. Thomas.
He writes same date to Sir John Temple, recommending Quarrel and Thomas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I regret I have not seen this poem.
APPENDIX TO CHAPTER XIII.
23 Feb'y. , 1797, died, Mr. Jacob Hurd, in 7ist year of his age, leaving a widow and large family.
14 March, 1797, died, in her i6th year, miss Hester Wallace, eldest daughter of Michael Wallace, esq'r. , merchant here. (Her mother was a miss Kerby. ) Dec'r. 22, friday, died, Mrs. Binney, wife of Jonathan Binney, esq'r.. In 75th year of her age.
(2. ) [Sir John Wentworth writes to Phineas Bond, esquire. ] 17 February, 1797.
" Dear Si...r. I am exceedingly obliged in your favor inclosing a newspaper and Peter Porcupine's December Censor, which has afforded great amusement to his Royal Highness Prince Edward and to myself. He is certainly an useful as well as an entertaining writer, and I am glad to find his works likely to be circulated in a daily paper of his own, which obtains many subscribers in this province. " Recommends Mr. Quarrel and Lieut. Thomas.
He writes same date to Sir John Temple, recommending Quarrel and Thomas.
What to read after A History of Nova Scotia Or Acadie volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beamish Murdoch to read onlineMoreLess
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