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to his memory by the Boston Masters' Association, the Schoolmasters' Club, and
the School Committee of Boston, an account of the public memorial meeting in
Boston, a letter from the Japanese minister to the United States, and resolutions ...
to his memory by the Boston Masters' Association, the Schoolmasters' Club, and
the School Committee of Boston, an account of the public memorial meeting in
Boston, a letter from the Japanese minister to the United States, and resolutions ...
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206 Resolutions, . . . . . .210 The School Committee, 211 Public Memorial
Services, . . . .212 Address of Edwin P. Seaver, . . „ 213 Letter of the Japanese
Minister, . .215 Miscellaneous Resolutions, 219 Department of Superintendence
of the ...
206 Resolutions, . . . . . .210 The School Committee, 211 Public Memorial
Services, . . . .212 Address of Edwin P. Seaver, . . „ 213 Letter of the Japanese
Minister, . .215 Miscellaneous Resolutions, 219 Department of Superintendence
of the ...
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The debt of gratitude to this uncle, Elbridge G. Dudley, afterward a lawyer in this
city, was never forgotten. Writing to his ... It appears that this term of his school
was to close, July 30, and his father had expected him to return home by the
Fourth ...
The debt of gratitude to this uncle, Elbridge G. Dudley, afterward a lawyer in this
city, was never forgotten. Writing to his ... It appears that this term of his school
was to close, July 30, and his father had expected him to return home by the
Fourth ...
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Beginning as an assistant in a private school in Roxbury, upon leaving college in
1842, he successively filled various ... Coming as a young man from the country
into the quick intellectual life of a cultivated city, and by his surroundings thrown ...
Beginning as an assistant in a private school in Roxbury, upon leaving college in
1842, he successively filled various ... Coming as a young man from the country
into the quick intellectual life of a cultivated city, and by his surroundings thrown ...
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Here he found a new education ; the college had enlarged itself into a city, and
the city again into a world. In his apprenticeship in teaching he owed much to
Thomas Sherwin, Master of the English High School in Boston, where he was for
two ...
Here he found a new education ; the college had enlarged itself into a city, and
the city again into a world. In his apprenticeship in teaching he owed much to
Thomas Sherwin, Master of the English High School in Boston, where he was for
two ...
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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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