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"An oration delivered before the Washington Benevolent Society of Massachusetts, on the thirtieth day of April, 1813"
1813
L10.008
The Washington Benevolent Society of Boston, Massachusetts, was formed in 1812 by a group of ardent Federalists. |
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"History of the Connecticut Valley in Massachusetts"
1879
L98.040
Louis Everts (b.1836) published, in 1879 in Philadelphia, a two-volume book about the towns, the geography, the geology, and the people who lived in the Connecticut River Valley of Massachusetts. |
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Excerpt of Dr. Joseph Goodhue's Diary
Jan 12, 1812
L99.185
Dr. Joseph Goodhue (1764-1849) recorded John Pettis' alcohol-related death at Fort Constitution, New Hampshire, in 1812. |
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War of 1812 Commemorative Pitcher
c. 1815
MH.F.003
Trade embargoes and then war in 1812 halted commerce between the United States and Great Britain but by 1814, English merchants and manufacturers like the British pottery that produced this pitcher were eager to reopen American markets. |
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Resignation of William Stoddard Williams as surgeon
Feb 12, 1812
L00.008
This official document, dated February 12, 1812, is signed by the Adjutant General of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. |
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Flintlock Musket
1812
1881.045.02
Developed in the 17th century, flintlock muskets remained the most common firearms throughout the 18th century. |