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Sir William Pepperrell, bart., 1696-1759 : His Britannic Majesty's obedient servant of Piscataqua / with an introd. by Allyn B. McIntire. Illustrated by Cecile Newbold.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Frost, Joseph W. P.
Corporate Author:	Newcomen Society in North America
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York : Newcomen Society in North America, 1951.
Series:	Newcomen address ; no. 349.
Subjects:	Pepperrell, William, > Sir, > 1696-1759.

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Call Number:	HF91 .N48 no. 341-362
HF91 .N48 no. 341-362	Available Place a Hold Contents The following works are all found in the book indicated by the call number above. Ezra Cornell, 1807-1874 : his contributions to Western Union and to Cornell Universit... Oregon : its resources, its people, and its future! A romance of insurance : Fireman's Fund Insurance Company, 1863-1951. The Hanover Bank, 1831-1951. The Morgans of Worcester. 25 years among the stars : United Air Lines, 1926-1951. "...since 1871": 1871-1951 : a short history of the First National Bank of Lincoln, N... Sir Isaac Coffin, bart., 1759-1839 : admiral and prophet. John Phillips, 1719-1795 : merchant, shipowner, landed proprietor, and founder of Phi... Sir William Pepperrell, bart., 1696-1759 : His Britannic Majesty's obedient servant o... That we may know!--meaning you and me. / Illustrated by Cecile Newbold. "Davison Chemical," : its background and contributions, since 1832. Frederick Harris Goff (1858-1923) : lawyer, banker, civic leader. Norwich University, its founder and his ideals. The five Heywood brothers, 1826-1951 : a brief history of the Heywood-Wakefield Compa... The Lackawanna, "the route of Phoebe Snow," 1851-1951 : a centenary address. Thomas Bailey Aldrich, 1836-1907 : inspired poet of the Piscataqua. Nathaniel Griffin, 1796-1876, of Salem and his Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company. Nova Scotia and the men who lived on her soil. The salty sea : proud school of courage and adventure. "The New York times," 1851-1951 : a centenary address.