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[Illustration] CHAPTER XI PLYMOUTH [Illustration] One of the favorite pictures of New Englanders, and one which hangs in innumerable dining rooms and halls, is by Boughton, the popular American artist, and is named "The Return of the Mayflower." AD BY K HAND CHAPTER ELEVEN PLYMOUTH ONE OF THE FAVORITE PICTURES OF NEW ENGLANDERS AND ONE WHICH HANGS IN INNUMERABLE DINING ROOMS AND HALLS IS BY BOWDEN THE POPULAR AMERICAN ARTIST AND IS NAMED THE RETURN OF THE MAYFLOWER
 the points where a beacon fire was lighted to alarm the town in case of invasion by the enemy. Kingston is not without history, although its manuscripts lie long untouched upon library shelves, and its historic soil is tramped over by unheeding feet. That the famous manuscript which was its greatest historical contribution has been taken away from it, is no loss in the truest sense of the word, for this monumental work, which belongs to no one place, but to the country as a whole, is properly preserved at the State House. Kingston seems amenable to this arrangement, just as she seems entirely willing that Plymouth should claim the first century of her career. When one is sure of one's heritage and beauty, one does not clamor for recognition; one does not even demand a printed history. It is quality, not quantity, that counts, and even if nothing more is ever written in or about this dear old town, Kingston will have made a distinguished contribution to American history and literature.  CHAPTER ELEVEN OF THE OLD COAST ROAD FROM BOSTON TO PLYMOUTH BY AGNES EDWARDS THIS LIVERPOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN RE
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