...possible given to those represented to insure correctness in what has been written : and the pubUshers flatter themselves that they give to their readers a work with few errors of consequence. Yours Respectfully. HOBART PUBLISHING COMPANY. January, 1907. 'A people that take no pride in the noble...

...treasure, from the fact that it contains so much that would never find its way into public record, and which would otherwise be inaccessible. Great care...they give to their readers a work with few errors of importance. For all the good things in volume I, of this work, credit is due to the local historian,...

...iblc. Great care has been taken in the compilation of the work and every opportunity possible jjivt>n to those represented to insure correctness in what...publishers flatter themselves that they give to their renders a work with few errors of consequence. In addition to the biograpb ieal sketches, portraits...