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F38 .R2 1942
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New Hampshire borns a town / |
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F38.S6 M8 1845
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Life of the Hon. Jeremiah Smith : LL. D., member of Congress during Washington's administration, judge of the United States Circuit Court, chief justice of New Hampshire, etc. / |
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F38.T5 N5 1894
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Addresses at the dedication of the monument erected to the memory of Matthew Thornton at Merrimack, N. H., September 29, 1892. |
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F38 .T87 1983
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The ninth state : New Hampshire's formative years / |
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F38 .U7 1936
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Revolutionary New Hampshire; an account of the social and political forces underlying the transition from royal province to American commonwealth. |
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F39.M9 G9 1940
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Francis Parnell Murphy, governor of New Hampshire; biography of an American, |
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F39 .N9 1923
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New Hampshire beautiful, |
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F40.B85 +K4
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Styles Bridges : a register of his papers in the New England College Library / |
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F41.3 .C46 2006
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This vast book of nature : writing the landscape of New Hampshire's White Mountains, 1784-1911 / |
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F41.3 .E26
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Behold the White mountains / |
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F41.3 .K4 1916
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Chronicles of the White Mountains / |
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F41.3 .V96
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The White Mountains : heroes and hamlets / |
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F41.3 .W5 1880
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The White Mountains : a handbook for travellers : a guide to the peaks, passes, and ravines of the White Mountains of New Hampshire, and to the adjacent railroads, highways, and villages, with the lakes and mountains of western Maine : also, Lake Winnepesaukee, and the upper Connecticut Valley / |
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F41.6.W3 S63 2016
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Mount Washington : the crown of New England / |
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F42.C5 T5
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The heart of Monadnock / |
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F42.C7 P63
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Spiked boots : sketches of the North Country / |
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F42.I8 S74
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A stern and lovely scene : a visual history of the Isles of Shoals : [exhibition at the] University Art Galleries, University of New Hampshire / |
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F42.I8 T3
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Among the Isles of Shaols / |
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F42 +N5 1945
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The Great Bay plan; a report to the 1945 Legislature / |
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F42.P6 S17
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Ports of Piscataqua; soundings in the maritime history of the Portsmouth, N.H., Customs District from the days of Queen Elizabeth and the planting of Strawberry Banke to the times of Abraham Lincoln and the waning of the American clipper, |
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