A Map Defining the New Hampshire – Massachusetts Border Dispute[removed]Suggestions View the accompanying 1739 map to see how New Hampshire might have looked if Massachusetts had prevailed before the Privy Council in it - Privy council - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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Date: 2013-02-05 08:40:11 History of the United States New England New Hampshire John Wentworth Massachusetts Bay Colony Hampshire Province of Massachusetts Bay Piscataqua River border dispute Northern boundary of Massachusetts British Empire Dominion of New England History of the United Kingdom		A Map Defining the New Hampshire – Massachusetts Border Dispute[removed]Suggestions View the accompanying 1739 map to see how New Hampshire might have looked if Massachusetts had prevailed before the Privy Council in it Add to Reading List Source URL: www.nhhistory.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 461,87 KB Share Document on Facebook

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