Daybook, 1825-1829 (inclusive).

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Daybook, 1825-1829 (inclusive).

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Daybook of a paving firm in Boston, Mass., showing work done for Daniel Webster, Robert G. Shaw, Francis Parkman, Israel Thorndike, Cornelius Coolidge, Daniel Draper, Harrison G. Otis, A. and A. Lawrence, and others.

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Harvard Business School, Knowledge and Library Services/Baker Library

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