Old Landmarks And Historic Personages of Boston
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Various attempts have been made from time to time to prohibit the reading of the Scriptures in the public schools, one of which gave rise to the following mot of Rufus Choate : " What ! banish the Bible from schools ! Never, while there is a piece of Plymouth Rock left large enough to make a gun-flint of!" At Prince Street we reach the old line of division between •Salem Street proper and Back Street. The origin of Salem and Lynn Streets are obvious. Back Street was thus distinguished from Fore..., through which our readers have followed us in a former chapter. Prince, named from some scion of royalty, has outlived King and Queen. This street was originally from Han- over (Middle) to the sea, but now reaches into North Square, its easterly terminus. The portion between Salem and Hanover was anciently known as Black Horse Lane, from an old tavern on the corner of Back Street. This tavern, corrupted into Black-us-inn, was noted as a place of refuge and concealment for deserters from Burgoyne's army at Cambridge.
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Various attempts have been made from time to time to prohibit the reading of the Scriptures in the public schools, one of which gave rise to the following mot of Rufus Choate : " What ! banish the Bible from schools ! Never, while there is a piece of Plymouth Rock left large enough to make a gun-flint of!" At Prince Street we reach the old line of division between •Salem Street proper and Back Street. The origin of Salem and Lynn Streets are obvious. Back Street was thus distinguished from Fore..., through which our readers have followed us in a former chapter. Prince, named from some scion of royalty, has outlived King and Queen. This street was originally from Han- over (Middle) to the sea, but now reaches into North Square, its easterly terminus. The portion between Salem and Hanover was anciently known as Black Horse Lane, from an old tavern on the corner of Back Street. This tavern, corrupted into Black-us-inn, was noted as a place of refuge and concealment for deserters from Burgoyne's army at Cambridge.
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