Boston, a Guide book
Boston, a Guide book
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The pulpit, the pews, and all the inside structures except the sounding-board and the east galleries were taken out and most of them burned for fuel. One " beautiful carved pew," with silken furnishings, was carried off to a neighboring house and " made a hog stye " of. The east galleries were fitted for spectators, and in one of them was a refreshment bar. The south door was closed and a pole was fixed here over which the cavalry were taught to leap their horses at full speed. In the winter a ...stove was set up, in which were used for kindling many of the precious books and manuscripts of the Rev. Thomas Prince's New England Library, then deposited in the " steeple-room " of the tower. The manuscript of Bradford's "History of Plimoth" (see p. 43), and that of the third volume of Winthrop's Journal among them, were spared. In 52 BENJAMIN PRANKLIN'S BIRTHPLACE this tower study the Rev. Jeremy Belknap, the historian and the recognized founder of the Massachusetts Historical Society, did much work.
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The pulpit, the pews, and all the inside structures except the sounding-board and the east galleries were taken out and most of them burned for fuel. One " beautiful carved pew," with silken furnishings, was carried off to a neighboring house and " made a hog stye " of. The east galleries were fitted for spectators, and in one of them was a refreshment bar. The south door was closed and a pole was fixed here over which the cavalry were taught to leap their horses at full speed. In the winter a ...stove was set up, in which were used for kindling many of the precious books and manuscripts of the Rev. Thomas Prince's New England Library, then deposited in the " steeple-room " of the tower. The manuscript of Bradford's "History of Plimoth" (see p. 43), and that of the third volume of Winthrop's Journal among them, were spared. In 52 BENJAMIN PRANKLIN'S BIRTHPLACE this tower study the Rev. Jeremy Belknap, the historian and the recognized founder of the Massachusetts Historical Society, did much work.
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