Massachusetts Historical Society Livres

This book is a collection of essays and tributes to the life and legacy of Ebenezer Rockwood Hoar, a prominent lawyer and abolitionist in 19th-century Massachusetts. The authors, who include Hoar's contemporaries and colleagues, provide fascinating insights into his contributions to the fields of law and politics.

The Pickering Papers consist of correspondence and other documents from the lifetime of Timothy Pickering, a prominent political figure in the early United States. This index provides a detailed guide to the contents of the collection, making it a valuable resource for researchers interested in the history of the period.

This is a fascinating compilation of historical documents and artifacts that shed light on the early days of the Massachusetts colony and its people. From personal letters to government proclamations, these primary sources give readers a unique glimpse into the past.

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