Early History of Brown University Including the Life Times And Correspondence
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3, 1784. Dear Sir: On my return from New York, four days ago, I was so tappy as to find a line from Mr. A. Booth, accompanied with the publications mentioned. My present hurry has permitted me to examine but little more than the titlepages, but from my predilection for the author of the Reign of Grace, I am persuaded any publication of his will be highly acceptable. My next shall inform you of my opinion of the publications on perusal. In the mean time I beg you to accept my hearty thanks for t...he donation. By the ship Hope, belonging to this town, and by the bearer. Dr. Solomon Drowne, who goes as a passenger in her, I embrace the opportunity of acknowledging the receipt of yours. Mr. Drowne is a son of the College, a gentleman of remarkable modesty, who, 50 394 BKOWN UNIVERSITY Chap. XI.
having passed through the best medical schools in this country, now visits Europe with views of further improvement in the line of his profession. He is a member of the Corporation, and of unblemished character, on whose information you may safely rely respecting the College, or any other matters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3, 1784. Dear Sir: On my return from New York, four days ago, I was so tappy as to find a line from Mr. A. Booth, accompanied with the publications mentioned. My present hurry has permitted me to examine but little more than the titlepages, but from my predilection for the author of the Reign of Grace, I am persuaded any publication of his will be highly acceptable. My next shall inform you of my opinion of the publications on perusal. In the mean time I beg you to accept my hearty thanks for t...he donation. By the ship Hope, belonging to this town, and by the bearer. Dr. Solomon Drowne, who goes as a passenger in her, I embrace the opportunity of acknowledging the receipt of yours. Mr. Drowne is a son of the College, a gentleman of remarkable modesty, who, 50 394 BKOWN UNIVERSITY Chap. XI.
having passed through the best medical schools in this country, now visits Europe with views of further improvement in the line of his profession. He is a member of the Corporation, and of unblemished character, on whose information you may safely rely respecting the College, or any other matters.
What to read after Early History of Brown University Including the Life Times And Correspondence?
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