Quincy, Old Braintree, And Merry-Mount;
Quincy, Old Braintree, And Merry-Mount;
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The funeral services, imposing in their character, were held in Stone Temple. r^^.^^^ < Q < U 8 < o S < :w ell, "not G IIARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, the third son of Presi- dent J. Q. Adams, continued the great traditions of the fninily. In him was the same moral persistence, siif^acity. industry, and devotion to the highest Amer- \vi\u ideals. As Minister to England during the Civil War, how great were his services! "None of our generals in the field," said James Russell Low- rant himself, did us better or more trying service than OLD TIME BACK PIAZZA.-T. B. ADAMS' HOUSE. 1640 he in his forlorn out])ost of London." There his high character, his knowledge of international law, his imperturbability, kept England from permitting the Confederate iron-clads, built in her yards, to assail our shores. "For us," said Washington naval authorities, it was "a matter of life aiul death to defeat this invasion." He was born in Bos- ton, Aug. 18, 1807, where his father was temporarily residing. When u < s o u 33 37 hardly two years old, he was taken to llussia with his parents.
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The funeral services, imposing in their character, were held in Stone Temple. r^^.^^^ < Q < U 8 < o S < :w ell, "not G IIARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, the third son of Presi- dent J. Q. Adams, continued the great traditions of the fninily. In him was the same moral persistence, siif^acity. industry, and devotion to the highest Amer- \vi\u ideals. As Minister to England during the Civil War, how great were his services! "None of our generals in the field," said James Russell Low- rant himself, did us better or more trying service than OLD TIME BACK PIAZZA.-T. B. ADAMS' HOUSE. 1640 he in his forlorn out])ost of London." There his high character, his knowledge of international law, his imperturbability, kept England from permitting the Confederate iron-clads, built in her yards, to assail our shores. "For us," said Washington naval authorities, it was "a matter of life aiul death to defeat this invasion." He was born in Bos- ton, Aug. 18, 1807, where his father was temporarily residing. When u < s o u 33 37 hardly two years old, he was taken to llussia with his parents.
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