Publications volume 16
Publications volume 16
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May 29. After some altercation the students agreed to parade be- fore the college yard to receive Governor Strong and his retinue on their way from Judge Dana's seat to Boston.^ June 3. Abbott, Cummings and myself were initiated into the * B K society. No others were elected that day be- cause Peirce's name was, by accident, not on the nomi- nation list.
' Hon. Caleb Strong had just Ijeen elected Governor and was about to be in- augurated in Boston. He had come from his home in Northampton and ...had spent the night before at Chief Justice Dana's in Cambridge. The " Colum- bian Centinel, " May 31, 1800, states that "The citizens of Boston, ... At an early hour assembled in large numbers, on horseback, and in carriages, on the Westerly side of West Boston Bridge, and being formed into Sections, pro- ceeded to the house of Chief-Justice Dana, where they received the Governor elect, and were joined by Major-General Hull, his suite, and officers of his division. " A procession being formed, it moved " through Cambridge, Charles- town and the principal streets of this town, to the New State House, where the Governor alighted ; and the cavalcade was dismissed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
May 29. After some altercation the students agreed to parade be- fore the college yard to receive Governor Strong and his retinue on their way from Judge Dana's seat to Boston.^ June 3. Abbott, Cummings and myself were initiated into the * B K society. No others were elected that day be- cause Peirce's name was, by accident, not on the nomi- nation list.
' Hon. Caleb Strong had just Ijeen elected Governor and was about to be in- augurated in Boston. He had come from his home in Northampton and ...had spent the night before at Chief Justice Dana's in Cambridge. The " Colum- bian Centinel, " May 31, 1800, states that "The citizens of Boston, ... At an early hour assembled in large numbers, on horseback, and in carriages, on the Westerly side of West Boston Bridge, and being formed into Sections, pro- ceeded to the house of Chief-Justice Dana, where they received the Governor elect, and were joined by Major-General Hull, his suite, and officers of his division. " A procession being formed, it moved " through Cambridge, Charles- town and the principal streets of this town, to the New State House, where the Governor alighted ; and the cavalcade was dismissed.
What to read after Publications volume 16?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cambridge Historical Society Mass to read onlineMoreLess
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