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(6483 Vol. III. Officers of the Society, 1835; Circular; Preface; The early history of Narragansett, with an appendix of original documents, by Elisha R. Potter, jr. 1835. pp. xix (1), 315 (1). Reprinted in 1886. See No. 6492. (6484 Vol. IV. Preface; An historical discourse on the civil and religious affairs of the colony of Rhode Island, by John Callender. With a memoir of the author, biographical notices of some of his distinguished contemporaries, and annotations and original documents, by Romeo Elton; Officers of the Society, 1837; Circular. 1838. pp. 270 (2). (6485 Vol. v. Officers of the Society, 1842; Circular; Preface; Annals of the town of Providence from its first settlement to the organization of the city government in June, 1832, by William R. Staples. 1843. pp. (7) 670. (6486 Vol. VI. To the reader; Officers of the Society, 1867; The invasion of Canada in 1775, including the journal of Capt. Simeon Thayer, describing the perils and sufferings of the army under Col. 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RHODE ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY. +643 Annual report of the trustees, July 19, N Discourse, August 5, 1836, in commets" Fon of the first settlement of Rhode Island and Providence Plauta! © Being the second centennial anniversary of the settlement of Provalere By Pan Providence, 1836. 140P ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY. An historical discourse on the cyl rel gous ita is of the colony of Rhode Island, by John Callender, wi memo of Pie author; biographical notices of some of his dist Lense vol rep or plex, and annotations and original documents illustrative offi hdtory of Rode Island and Providence Plantations, from the first Y me it to the end of the frst century. By Romeo Elton. Providence. 188 Accent of the “Great Grile” Secrec By Moses Bew 1. Raid with comments by Albert G. G Rope Is Av Ismæcit Sex Xx D scurses on the Rhode Island |