Excerpt from Old Boston
HE story of Old Boston can never be worn thread bare, although it has been told so often. It presents no new facts; the lanes and alleys of this ancient town are almost as well known as the walks around the State House or the old City Hall. One can almost see the quaint old houses at the North End, with their pretty gardens at the side, wherein our ancestors took so much pride and comfort; every foot of the old streets and noble Common has been tramped over and over where once were the footprints of the Puritans. No, there is nothing new in this subject; everything is old and moss-covered. But what is there that appeals with greater sympathy to the heart of the Bostonian of to-day than the places where our fathers lived, died and were buried? What better, purer and nobler thoughts can possibly pass through our minds than those which tell of the trials of that band of Puritans who asked only for freedom to worship God No one can doubt that our Puritan forefathers had much to contend with after leaving their native land and every thing they held dear. After suffering the most dreadful privations upon the ocean, they planted themselves on our wild and rugged shores, to seek that liberty of conscience they could not enjoy at home.
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Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book explores Boston's history from the arrival of its earliest inhabitants to the present day, weaving together stories of the city's most captivating characters. Follow the struggles of the Puritan settlers as they establish their unique society, and witness how their beliefs shape the city's development. Meet the merchants and artisans who build Boston's wealth and prestige, and uncover the tales of resilience and resistance as the city navigates wars, occupations, and social upheaval. From the founding of Harvard University to the iconic Boston Tea Party, this book delves into the events that shaped Boston's identity and its role as a hub of intellectual and cultural life. With vibrant descriptions and engaging anecdotes, it illuminates the human experiences, conflicts, and triumphs that have forged Boston's unique character and legacy. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Seller Inventory # 9781330794937_0
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