The biography and phrenological character of Deacon John Phillips : with addresses, poem, and original hymns of the celebration of his C birth-day
1860
923.573 P552bi 1860
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Title
The biography and phrenological character of Deacon John Phillips : with addresses, poem, and original hymns of the celebration of his C birth-day
Variant Title
Centenarian, and the celebration of his one hundredth birth-day|centenarian, his biography and phrenological character|American phrenological journal
Published
Southbridge, [Mass.] : O.D. Haven, Book and job printer, 1860.
Description
27 p. : : port. ; 23 cm.
Call Number
923.573 P552bi 1860
System Control No.
(OCoLC)13866524
Note
Cover title: The centenarian, and the celebration of his one hundredth birth-day.
"The centenarian, his biography and phrenological character : from the American phrenological journal"--p. [3].
Tribute on the occasion of the 100th birthday of John Phillips, a farmer, deacon, militiaman of 1776, the oldest inhabitant of the town of Sturbridge, Mass.; "at the beginning of the revolutionary war, when he was sixteen years of age, he was drafted into a militia company, under Captain Abel Mason, and ordered to Providence, R.I. ..."--p. [5]; "He lived, in his childhood and youth, an unwilling subject of the king of Great Britain, he lived when the first blood was shed for American liberty&"--p. 11-12.
Contents: Biography / Rev. T.W. Emmons -- Phrenological character / Nelson Sizer -- The celebration.
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"The centenarian, his biography and phrenological character : from the American phrenological journal"--p. [3].
Tribute on the occasion of the 100th birthday of John Phillips, a farmer, deacon, militiaman of 1776, the oldest inhabitant of the town of Sturbridge, Mass.; "at the beginning of the revolutionary war, when he was sixteen years of age, he was drafted into a militia company, under Captain Abel Mason, and ordered to Providence, R.I. ..."--p. [5]; "He lived, in his childhood and youth, an unwilling subject of the king of Great Britain, he lived when the first blood was shed for American liberty&"--p. 11-12.
Contents: Biography / Rev. T.W. Emmons -- Phrenological character / Nelson Sizer -- The celebration.
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