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Excerpt from Cranston: A Historical SketchCertain sketches of Cranston's history, among them the one con tained in the history of Providence County edited by Bayles, state that there were a number of movements looking toward a division of the town of Providence and the erection of new township in the western portion before the one which was finally successful in 1754. If this is the case, there is nothing in the state or town records bearing t...

Excerpt from The Dog's Book of VerseMatthew Arnold, explaining why those were his most popular poems which dealt with his canine pets, Geist, Kaiser, and Max, said that while comparatively few loved poetry, nearly everyone loved dogs.The literature of the anglo-saxon is rich in tributes to the dog, as becomes a race which beyond any other has understood and devel oped its four-footed companions. Canine heroes whose intelligence and faithfulnes...

Excerpt from The Dog's Book of Verse Matthew Arnold, explaining why those were his most popular poems which dealt with his canine pets, Geist, Kaiser, and Max, said that while comparatively few loved poetry, nearly everyone loved dogs. The literature of the anglo-saxon is rich in tributes to the dog, as becomes a race which beyond any other has understood and devel oped its four-footed companions. Canine heroes whose intelligence and faithfu...

Excerpt from Cranston: A Historical Sketch Among the companions of Roger Williams when, In 1636, driven from Seekonk by his Massachusetts persecutors, he found a refuge on the bank of the Mosshassuck river, was William Arnold, and he two years later joined William Harris, William Carpenter and Zechariah Rhodes In settling along the fertile meadow lands bordering the Pawtuxet river, where they formed the nucleus of the village now known as Paw...

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