>I tried the link and it starts in the middle of the document.
I've put a link to the title page under New in
http://www.quarterman.org/
> It's for a document entitled "Dorchester in 1630, 1776, and 1855."
> It's an Oration given by Edward Everett at Dorchester's 4th of July
> celebration in 1855. Gives an interesting perspective on history,
> and talks about the Connecticut and Dorchester SC migrations.
> At the upper right hand corner of the page you'll see a "Go To Page"
> drop-down, and you can use it to get to the title page and back to the
> beginning of the document. In the speech he also greets a delegation
> from the Midway church.
A very interesting link.
I think I'd seen references to it before in Orcutt's book, but not the
actual oration.
Does it say who was in the Midway delegation?
MoA also has:
The history of the town of Dorchester, Massachusetts,
By a committee of the Dorchester antiquarian and historical society
and some other interesting items.
I've also added a link to that under New.
>-Connie
John S. Quarterman <jsq@quarterman.org>
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