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They shall meet once at least in every three months ; and at each annual meeting
they shall make a report to the Society of the principal acquisitions and
transactions of the preceding year . VI . All members ( honorary members
excepted , with ...
They shall meet once at least in every three months ; and at each annual meeting
they shall make a report to the Society of the principal acquisitions and
transactions of the preceding year . VI . All members ( honorary members
excepted , with ...
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... to preside at all meetings of the Society , to regulate the debates , and to
preserve order and decorum ; and in case an ... of the preceding meeting , and
shall keep fair and accurate records of all the orders and proceedings of the
Society .
... to preside at all meetings of the Society , to regulate the debates , and to
preserve order and decorum ; and in case an ... of the preceding meeting , and
shall keep fair and accurate records of all the orders and proceedings of the
Society .
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ciety ; he shall attend all meetings , and read such letters and communications as
he may have received : he shall prepare all letters to be written in the name of the
Society , to any person or persons , to be approved of by the Society , and ...
ciety ; he shall attend all meetings , and read such letters and communications as
he may have received : he shall prepare all letters to be written in the name of the
Society , to any person or persons , to be approved of by the Society , and ...
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... and if upon the other side of the Riuer theire hath ben any assembly or meeting
of the Indians or of theire Sagamores wee know not ; wee heard that hee hath
been vpon Long Island about Nayacke where hee hath ben for the most parte of
...
... and if upon the other side of the Riuer theire hath ben any assembly or meeting
of the Indians or of theire Sagamores wee know not ; wee heard that hee hath
been vpon Long Island about Nayacke where hee hath ben for the most parte of
...
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And where no Church or Meeting place shall happen to bee , a publication in
writing shall be first four . teen Days before Marriage upon three doors of each
parish whereof the partyes Inhabit ( viz ) one on the Constables the other two
upon ...
And where no Church or Meeting place shall happen to bee , a publication in
writing shall be first four . teen Days before Marriage upon three doors of each
parish whereof the partyes Inhabit ( viz ) one on the Constables the other two
upon ...
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| Title | Collections of the New-York Historical Society for the Year ... Collections of the New-York Historical Society for the Year, New-York Historical Society |
| Author | New-York Historical Society |
| Publisher | I. Riley, 1811 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 14 Mar 2008 |
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