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Rhode Island Boundaries 1636-1936 John Hutchins Cady 1936 HC

By John Hutchins Cady. Rhode Island Boundaries. Published by the Rhode Island Tercentenary Commission 1936. Dark blue cloth boards with gold lettering on front cover.

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Condition	Hardcover book in good condition. Lightly worn through at ends of spine, top corner of back board, and one spot on spine. Three light colored spots on front board. Binding solid.
Condition	Very Good
Publication Year	1936
Format	Hardcover
Language	English
Book Title	Rhode Island Boundaries 1636-1936
Author	John Hutchins Cady
Narrative Type	Nonfiction
Features	Illustrated
Publisher	Rhode Island Tercentenary Commission
Genre	Politics & Society
Original Language	English
Topic	Geographical Boundaries
Vintage	Yes

Rhode Island Boundaries

1636-1936

By John Hutchins Cady

Consultant to the State Planning Board

State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations

Published by the Rhode Island Tercentenary Commission 1936

Hardcover no DJ 31 Pages

Hardcover book in good condition. Lightly worn through at ends of spine, top corner of back board, and one spot on spine. Three light colored spots on front board. Binding solid.

Dark blue cloth boards with gold lettering on front cover. Describes the successive development of the various cities and towns of RI along with their physical boundaries.

“Rhode Island Boundaries was first issued on June 15, 1936, as a special report of the Rhode Island State Planning Board……The text and maps are descriptive of the boundaries of the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, and of her counties and towns, as they have been developed from the first settlement by the English up to her tercentenary year, nineteen thirty-six.”