History of New Bedford volume 1
History of New Bedford volume 1
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Philip Anthony, dry goods. William Swain, portrait painter. JacolD Parker, chains, anchors, gun powder. William Eddy, general store. Francis Taber, Jr. , & Co. . Hardware and stoves. Ivory H. Bartlett, southern corn salt. Coggeshall, Richmond & Vose, dry goods. F. S. Alden, flannels, woolens, yarns, etc. Oliver Crocker, general merchandise. John P. West, lime and bricks. Frederick Bryant, hardware and looking glasses. 176 NEW BEDFORD EHsha Thornton, fresh figs from Turkey. Watson Ellis, cabinet...maker. Paul Ewer, boots and shoes. Isaac Rowland, Jr. , & Co. , patent cordage, hawsers and rigging. Benjamin Hill, groceries and West India goods. Dyre & Richmond, coppersmiths. Edward Stetson, quadrants and compasses. A. Gerrish, Jr. , agent for the Delaware & Hudson Coal Company. CHAPTER XXV. 1830 — 1840. This period, although one of general prosperity as a whole, was marked by several disasters, beginning with what may be termed the "second great fire, " which broke out on Sunday morning, July 25, 1830, in the dwelling house of William H.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Philip Anthony, dry goods. William Swain, portrait painter. JacolD Parker, chains, anchors, gun powder. William Eddy, general store. Francis Taber, Jr. , & Co. . Hardware and stoves. Ivory H. Bartlett, southern corn salt. Coggeshall, Richmond & Vose, dry goods. F. S. Alden, flannels, woolens, yarns, etc. Oliver Crocker, general merchandise. John P. West, lime and bricks. Frederick Bryant, hardware and looking glasses. 176 NEW BEDFORD EHsha Thornton, fresh figs from Turkey. Watson Ellis, cabinet...maker. Paul Ewer, boots and shoes. Isaac Rowland, Jr. , & Co. , patent cordage, hawsers and rigging. Benjamin Hill, groceries and West India goods. Dyre & Richmond, coppersmiths. Edward Stetson, quadrants and compasses. A. Gerrish, Jr. , agent for the Delaware & Hudson Coal Company. CHAPTER XXV. 1830 — 1840. This period, although one of general prosperity as a whole, was marked by several disasters, beginning with what may be termed the "second great fire, " which broke out on Sunday morning, July 25, 1830, in the dwelling house of William H.
What to read after History of New Bedford volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zeph W Zephaniah Walter Pease to read onlineMoreLess
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