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• Catalogue of the collections of the Bostonian Society : in the Old State House, BostonBostonian Society
• The independents of Massachusetts in 1884Raymond L. Bridgman
• Elijah Cobb, 1768-1848; a Cape Cod skipper, with a foreword by Ralph D. PaineElijah Cobb
• Rev. William Blackstone, the pioneer of Boston. By John C. CraneJohn C. b. 1837 Crane
• The making of modern Wales; studies in the Tudor settlement of WalesW. Llewelyn Williams
• Rambles by rivers. The AvonJames Thorne
• Rambles by rivers. By James Thorne. With numerous wood-cuts from the drawings of the authorJames Thorne
• Sutton-in-Holderness. The manor, the berewic, and the village community.Thomas Blashill
• Boating trips on New England rivers, by Henry Parker Fellows, illustrated by Willis H. BealsHenry Parker Fellows
• The boundary line between Massachusetts and New Hampshire, from the Merrimack River to the Connecticut. A paper read before the Old residentSamuel A. Green
• Early recorders and registers of deeds for the county of Suffolk, Massachusetts, 1639-1735John T. Hassam
• The Back-Bay district and the Vendome.Moses King
• A panoramic view from Bunker Hill monumentRichard P Mallory
• John Robinson (1575?-1625)Frederick J. Powicke
• The aborigines of Shetland and OrkneyDavid MacRitchie
• A summer in SkyeAlexander Smith
• The vale of Strathmore; its scenes and legends.James Cargill Guthrie
• The Pilgrim fathers neither Puritans nor persecutors. A lecture delivered at the Friends' institute, London, on the 18th of January, 1866Benjamin Scott
• The annals of Bristol in the seventeenth century.John Latimer
• The annals of Bristol in the eighteenth centuryJohn Latimer
• Memorandum written by William Rotch in the eightieth year of his ageWilliam Rotch
• The annals of Bristol in the nineteenth century.John Latimer
• The annals of Bristol in the nineteenth century (concluded) 1887-1900John Latimer
• Bristol past and present, by J.F. Nicholls ... and John TaylorJ. F. Nicholls
• The master of the MayflowerHenry Justin Smith
• A collection of interesting and historic prints : being a brief presentation of some of the originals and reproductions in the possession ofState Street Trust Company
• Forty of Boston's immortals; showing illustrations and giving a brief sketch of forty men of the past whose work would entitle them to a nicBoston State Street Trust Company
• John Pory's lost description of Plymouth colony in the earliest days of the Pilgrim fathers, together with contemporary accounts of English John Pory
• Myles Standish, with an account of the exercises of consecration of the monument ground on Captain's hill, Duxbury, Aug. 17, 1871. Prepared Stephen M. Allen
• Standish monument on Captain's Hill, Duxbury. Charter, organization, and breaking ground, laying cornerstone, October 7, 1872. Under the dirStephen M. Allen
• Have faith in MassachusettsCalvin Coolidge
• John Humfrey, Massachusetts magistrate; did he marry the daughter of the third Earl of Lincoln?Elroy McKendree Avery
• Mediæval Manchester and the beginnings of LancashireJames Tait
• Revised catalogue of the Records of the city of Norwich, as arranged in the Muniment room, in the Castle museum. Comp. by the Rev. William HNorwich
• Official guide to the city of Norwich with map and illustrationsNorwich. Norwich publicity committee
• Illustrated guide to Osborne, with a catalogue of the pictures, porcelain and furniture in the state apartmentskGuy Francis Laking
• The pageant of Saint Lusson, Sault Ste. Marie, 1671. An address delivered at the annual commencement of the University of Michigan, ThursdayJustin Winsor
• A milestone planted : address of Charles Francis Adams at Lincoln, Massachusetts, April 23, 1904, on the one hundred and fiftieth anniversarCharles Francis Adams
• Incidents of the first and second settlements of WorcesterFrancis E. Blake
• The commemoration by King's chapel, Boston, of the completion of two hundred years since its foundation, on Wednesday, December 15, 1886. AlKing's Chapel
• Sheffield in the eighteenth centuryRobert Eadon Leader
• WinchesterG. W. Kitchin
• Book of crowns and cottagesRobert P. Tristram Coffin
• Annexation of Brookline to Boston. Opening argument for the town of BrooklineAlfred D. Chandler
• A study in nationalityJ. Vyrnwy Morgan
• Old home day in the town of Dover. August 19th, 1903Dover Dover historical and natural history society
• The pageant of the Mystic; a pageant in celebration of the tercentenary of the settlement of Medford 1630-1930Ruth Burleigh Coolidge
• Vital records of Dover, Massachusetts, to the year 1850Dover
• Extracts from the note-book of the Rev. John Fiske, 1637-1675John Fiske
• The Granville jubilee, celebrated at Granville, Mass., August 27 and 28, 1845Granville. First church of Christ
• The Little red book of BristolBristol
• Rambles round London townClara L Matéaux
• Records of the borough of Chesterfield : being a series of extracts from the archives of the corporation of Chesterfield, and of other reposJohn Pym Yeatman
• A number of villages near Groton, Massachusetts, formerly known as "Harbors,"Samuel A. Green
• Records of the borough of Leicester; being a series of extracts from the archives of the Corporation of Leicester. Edited by Mary Bateson. RLeicester
• Roll of honor, Groton, MassachusettsSamuel A. Green
• Londoniana.Edward Walford
• Curiosities of London; exhibiting the most rare and remarkable objects of interest in the metropolis, with nearly sixty years' personal recoJohn Timbs
• An account of the physicians and dentists of Groton, Massachusetts : including those who, born there, have practised their profession elsewhSamuel A. Green
• Worcester, England, and Worcester, MassachusettsSamuel Swett Green