This collection of sermons by J. Sidney Moulton and Samuel Collins Beane commemorates the 200th anniversary of the founding of the First Parish Church in Stow, Massachusetts. Both pastors explore the church's history and reflect on its role in the community. This book provides valuable insights into the history of this small New England town and its religious community.
This detailed history offers a comprehensive look at the Free Congregational Society of Florence, Massachusetts. The volume includes the society's platform, by-laws, membership roll, and annual report. Whether you're a member of the society or simply interested in its history, this book is an essential resource.
A collection of historically significant pamphlets and official papers documenting the political upheavals in Massachusetts during the colonial period.
This book is a record of the 100th anniversary of the Wednesday Evening Club, a prominent literary and social club in Boston. It contains speeches, poems, and essays written by some of the most influential members of the club. The book offers insight into the cultural and intellectual life of late 19th century Boston.
In this stirring poem, Everett reflects on the nature of power and leadership, drawing on examples from history and mythology. First delivered to Boston's elite Thursday Evening Club, this work offers a powerful meditation on the role of the individual in society.
This book is a collection of tracts and pamphlets published by the American Tract Society and the New England Tract Society, two important religious publishers of the 19th century. The tracts cover a wide range of topics, from evangelism and religious instruction to moral and educational issues. This collection offers readers an insight into the religious and cultural values of 19th century America, and is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of American religion and society.
This catalogue features a collection of rare and beautiful Japanese and arboreal plants to be sold at public auction by the importers Yamanaka Co in Boston and New York. With detailed descriptions and illustrations, the catalogue offers a unique opportunity to discover and acquire exotic plants from around the world.
In this timely treatise, Samuel Jones examines the history and philosophy of the right to vote. Drawing on legal and political theory, Jones argues for the expansion of suffrage beyond its traditional limits to include women and minorities. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of democracy and political theory.
This detailed register provides an essential resource for anyone interested in tracing their family history back to the American Revolution. Focusing on the Old Suffolk Chapter in Massachusetts, the book features lists of members, biographical information, and fascinating insights into the role of this distinguished organization in the shaping of American society.
The Biological Bulletin is a peer-reviewed scientific journal that publishes original research in a wide range of biological sciences. Founded in 1897, the journal is one of the oldest and most respected publications in the field. With articles on everything from cellular biology to ecology, The Biological Bulletin is a must-read for anyone interested in the life sciences.