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To the Honorable, the Senate, and the House of Representatives of the commonwealth of Massachusetts (which may God protect and prosper!) in General Court assembled. We, the undersigned, working-women of the city of Boston, dependent for our daily bread upon the daily labor of our own hands, humbly make known to your honorable body, that we are insufficiently paid for our labor, scantily clothed, poorly fed, and badly lodged ..
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[Boston : Printed at the American Workman Office?, 1869?]
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Resolve authorizing the treasurer to borrow money in anticipation of the revenue
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Massachusetts. General Court
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[Boston : s.n., 1861]
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Everett and Webster. A scene in Congress in 1826! Thirty-three years ago, a New England representative made his first essay in the halls of Congress. ... Who was it that thus bowed himself to the 'strange gods' of the South--the Baal and the Moloch of slavery? Edward Everett, of Massachusetts, who, as governor in 1836--true to his principles--announced in his inaugural message, that the discussion of slavery is an offence indictable at common law! ... And who is now, in strains of fulsome eulogy, commending to your admiration and imitation, Daniel Webster, the shameless defender of the Fugitive Slave Bill ..
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[Boston : s.n., 1859]
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Memorial to the legislature of Massachusetts, in relation to a conservatory of art and science. The undersigned, a committee appointed by citizens of the commonwealth, at a meeting held Feb. 18th, 1859, in the rooms of the Boston Society of Natural History, composed of individuals representing the associations of agriculture, horticulture, art, science, and various industrial, educational and moral interests of the state, were instructed to prepare a memorial to your honorable body ..
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[Boston : s.n., 1859]
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To the members of the Massachusetts legislature. Portland city election. The excitement manifested on both sides during the recent city election in Portland, and the general surprise with which the friends of temperance have heard of the defeat of Hon. Neal Dow, the Whig candidate for mayor in that city, and author of the "Liquor law," give to the subject an importance which it perhaps would not otherwise possess. ..
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State Temperance Committee (Mass.)
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[Boston] : Printed at the Office of the Massachusetts Life Boat, Boston., [1852]
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To the members of the Council and General Court. In order that the members may be certain of receiving their newspapers, messengers will be sent every morning to the several offices in this city, to procure such papers as may be directed, and the same will be delivered from the post office, in the State House, (east wing,) to all those who may be desirous of obtaining them, in said manner; and they are requested to mark thus + against the names of newspapers in the following list. ..
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[Boston : s.n., 1850?]
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To the members of the Council and General Court. In order that the members may be certain of receiving their newspapers, messengers will be sent, every morning, to the several offices in this city, to procure such papers as may be directed, and the same will be delivered from the post office, in the State House, (east wing,) to all those who may be desirous of obtaining them, in said manner; and they are requested to mark thus + against the names of newspapers in the following list. ..
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[Boston : s.n., 1849?]
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Order of services, at Faneuil Hall, Saturday, April 15th, 1848. As a testimony of respect to the memory of John Quincy Adams, by the legislature of Massachusetts
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[Boston : s.n., 1848]
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To the members of the Council and General Court. In order that members may be certain of receiving their newspapers, messengers will be sent every morning to the several offices in this city, to procure such papers as may be directed, and the same will be delivered from the post office, in the State House, (east wing,) to all those who may be desirous of obtaining them, in said manner; and they are requested to mark thus + against the names of the newspapers in the following list. ..
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[Boston : s.n., 1848?]
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To the members of the Council and General Court. In order that members may be certain of receiving their newspapers, messengers will be sent every morning to the several offices in the city, to procure such papers as may be directed, and the same will be delivered from the post office, in the State House, (east wing,) to all those who may be desirous of obtaining them in said manner; and they are requested to mark thus + against the names of the newspapers in the following list. ..
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[Boston : s.n., 1845?]
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