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State Street; a Brief Account of a Boston Way
Memorial of the Commemoration by the Church of the Disciples, of the Fiftieth Birth-Day of Their Pastor, James Freeman Clarke, April 4, 1860
List of Degrees Granted at Clark University and Clark College, 1889-1920
Clark University Directory of Alumni, Faculty and Students
Decennial Celebration, 1889-1899
Proceedings in Commemoration of the Organization in Pittsfield, February 7, 1764 of the First Church of Christ
Public Service Rate Book
Proceedings Following the Luncheon Given by the Anti-Imperialist League, Monday, October 22 at the Rooms of the Twentieth Century Club to Hon. James H. Blount
Report of the School Committee of the City of Boston on the State of the Schools, May 1826

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