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History of Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, 
INCLUDING LYNNFIELD, SAUGUS, SWAMPSCOT and NAHANT,

By Alonzo Lewis & James R. Newhall (Boston, Mass., 1865)



Order item B604
FORMAT: ELECTRONIC ONLY (CD ROM)
The text of this book, 629 pages, has been converted to PDF files and burned on a CD-ROM disk, viewable using the software program Acrobat Reader which is included on the disk. The text is not searchable, however, the book has a complete every-name index. The disk is available for $14.95 + $3.99 shipping & packing charge (Add $1.00 S&P for each additional volume ordered).

CHAPTER I:
Embraces Introductory Remarks - Notices of the Early Voyages and Discoveries in and about our territory - An account of the Indians found here, with brief Biographical Sketches of some of the more prominent - Topographical and general Descriptions, with notices of Natural History and Phenomena - Facts concerning the Business Enterprises and Employments of the Settlers, and their Religious Character, Manners, and peculiar Customs.

CHAPTER II:
Carries forward our History, year by year, in the form of Annals, giving all important events under the appropriate dates, from the time of the first settlement, in 1629, to the year 1865 - interspersed with brief notices of prominent individuals, and other matters deemed pertinent.

CHAPTER III:
Contains Biographical Sketches of various Natives of Lynn who from position, endowments or acts seemed entitled to some special notice.

CHAPTER IV:
Embraces various Tables - Lists of Public Officers, Names of Early Settlers, Religious Societies and Ministers, Newspapers and Editors, etc. - together with Statistical Summaries.

CHAPTER V:
Contains brief Concluding Remarks, alluding especially to the progress of Lynn during the last twenty years and closing with acknowledgments for the friendly assistance received during the progress of the work.

THE INDEX:
Contains all the Surnames in the book, a1fabetically arranged in connection with the subjects. Names are so naturally connected in the mind with events that it is thought the arrangement will prove highly useful. A full index is to a work of this kind of the first importance. Indeed a good index is a valuable addition to any work. And the object of the threat of Lord Campbell to introduce a bill into the British Parliament making it penal to issue a book without an index, should be better appreciated by book makers than seems generally to be the case.


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