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The addresses at the Boston meeting include an account of Dr. Philbrick's early
life and education, by his friend, Gilman H. Tucker, of New York ; an account of
his educational work in Boston, by the editor, and an estimate of his services to
the ...
The addresses at the Boston meeting include an account of Dr. Philbrick's early
life and education, by his friend, Gilman H. Tucker, of New York ; an account of
his educational work in Boston, by the editor, and an estimate of his services to
the ...
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The " Early Life and Education " of John Dudley Philbrick contain the material,
which, in the hands of a master, would enrich a romance. But with plain speech,
and within a brief space, only the simplest and chiefest facts can be recited. He
was ...
The " Early Life and Education " of John Dudley Philbrick contain the material,
which, in the hands of a master, would enrich a romance. But with plain speech,
and within a brief space, only the simplest and chiefest facts can be recited. He
was ...
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Peter Philbrick, the father of John Dudley, was of the third generation which had
occupied the homestead farm in Deerfield, N. H., his grandfather, James, having
gone there and taken up and cleared the wild land, in the first settlement of the ...
Peter Philbrick, the father of John Dudley, was of the third generation which had
occupied the homestead farm in Deerfield, N. H., his grandfather, James, having
gone there and taken up and cleared the wild land, in the first settlement of the ...
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ernors, judges, ministers, and lawyers. Mr. Philbrick was the seventh generation
in direct descent, from Gov. Thomas Dudley of Massachusetts. His great-
grandfather, Judge John Dudley of New Hampshire, for whom he was named,
famous in ...
ernors, judges, ministers, and lawyers. Mr. Philbrick was the seventh generation
in direct descent, from Gov. Thomas Dudley of Massachusetts. His great-
grandfather, Judge John Dudley of New Hampshire, for whom he was named,
famous in ...
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Through life Mr. Philbrick never ceased to mourn this loss, and its anniversary
was always a sad day to him. By this blow he became now his father's only
dependence, and the difficulty of his absence was accordingly increased, but he
still ...
Through life Mr. Philbrick never ceased to mourn this loss, and its anniversary
was always a sad day to him. By this blow he became now his father's only
dependence, and the difficulty of his absence was accordingly increased, but he
still ...
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| Title | A Memorial of the Life and Services of John D. Philbrick |
| Editor | Larkin Dunton |
| Publisher | New England Publishing Company, 1887 |
| Length | 225 pages |
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