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INTRODUCTION
- CHAPTER I
-
To Justin Smith Morrill, January 22, 1874
- 36: 14 afterwards more
- 36: 26 is the
- 37: 16 gained the
- 39: 5 West owing
- 39: 5 trees there
- 40: 17 relieved being
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To William Hammond Hall, March 28, 1874
- 53: 11 square” the
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To Seymour Ainsworth, Hiram Tompkins & John L. Perry, April 21, 1874
- 55: 4 Ainsworth Tompkins
- 58: 16 could except
- 58: 16 fountain under
- 58: 16 superintendence could be
- 58: 21 moticed
- 58: 23 permant
- 58: 23 sufficitly
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To Montgomery Cunningham Meigs, May 14, 1874
- 62: 4 desired annual
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To Justin Smith Morrill and James Henry Platt, Jr., June 9, 1874
- 64: 36 large umbrageous
- 66: 29 trees but
- To Justin Smith Morrlll, August16, 1874
- 69: 10 Ground I
- 69: 14 duties neglected
- 70: 2 c. yd.
- 71: 8Partridge was
- 71: 18 grading sewer
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To Justin Smith Morrill, January 22, 1874
- [722]
- CHAPTER II
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To Albert Gallatin Browne, November12, 1874
- 82: 5 Depart
- 82: 6 Apportmt
- 82: 11 Apportmt
- 82: 15 Apportmnt
- 82: 18 Appt
- 83: 1 acct
- 83: 9–10 opinion but
- 83: 19 particularly
- 83: 26 Apportmt
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To the Commissioners of Mount Royal Park, November21, 1874
- 87: 11–12 Montreal but
- 87: 44 Reservoir another
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To the Buffalo Park Commission, December15, 1874
- 101: 8 Square New
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To Montgomery Cunningham Meigs, January15, 1875
- 106: 11Capitol I
- 106: 14 assistant Mr
- 106: 15 Wisedell I
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To Frederick William Poppey, January21, 1875
- 115: 10 sands the
- 116: 3 shrubs vines
- 116: 20 one
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To the Board of Commissioners of the Department of Public Parks, c. January–February 1875
- 118: 9 poetical sentimental
- 118: 24 refers. and
- 118: 32 Koster
- 119: 21 that, they
- 120: 14 this that
- 120: 17–18 conscious uneasy
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To Albert Gallatin Browne, November12, 1874
- CHAPTER III
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To the Board of the Department of Public Parks, March1, 1875
- 124: 13 Comssrs
- 124: 17 and but
- 124: 17 detail in
- 124: 29 growing the
- 124: 34 it even
- 124: 35 soil would
- 125: 3 refce
- 125: 8 referce
- 125: 12 boldly;
- 125: 26 arrangmnt which
- 125: 30 refence
- 125: 36 done the
- 126: 25–26 abandoned: the
- 126: 32 and so
- 126: 35 it that
- 126: 40 believe or
- 127: 3 it’s
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To Thomas Pynchon, c. March 10, 1875
- 129: 5 convntly
- 129: 25–26 view the
- 131: 33 yourself your
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To William L. Fischer, March 14, 1875
- 133: 26–27 Garden and
- 133: 31 Hedera, as
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To William Robinson, March 20–30, 1875
- 135: 5 wh.
- 135: 19 them each
- 136: 27 seen, and
- 136: 38 thoroughly sometimes
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To Henry G. Stebbins, May 18, 1875
- 139: 9 gained but
- 140: 4 be and
- 140: 5 was a
- 140: 12 will if
- 140: 12–13 summer extend
- 141: 1 rejected partly
- 141: 7 first on
- 141: 19 illegally without
- 141: 26 cluster
- 141: 30–31 day especially the
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- 141: 39 First by
- 141: 41 turf shrubs
- 142: 6 laws of
- 142: 38 goats some
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To Montgomery Cunningham Meigs, June 1, 1875
- 145: 24 commission unless
- 145: 25 instructed to
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To Walter L. Sessions, October 9, 1875
- 152: 1–2 character hoping
- 152: 40 felt but
- 153: 15 summer the
- 153: 20 arragmt
- 153: 21 disease not
- 153: 21 health and
- 153: 26 studied substantial
- 153: 29 permant
- 153: 30 be
- 155: 3 worthy industrious
- 155: 14–15 summer transported
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To Horatio Admiral Nelson, October 11, 1875
- 156: 15 steepness and are
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To George Jones, November 19, 1875
- 161: 25 climate) of
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To Dennis Bowen, January 1, 1876
- 170: 11 attempted. but
- 170: 32 pressure no
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To Henry G. Stebbins, February 1, 1876
- 177: 18 photographed drawn
- 177: 38 growth constitution
- 177: 40 climate exposure,
- 177: 42 transplanted grown
- 177: 43 irrigated lopped,
- 178: 11 Suptg
- 178: 14forestry arboriculture
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To J. H. Miller, February 28, 1876
- 179: 12 for of roads
- 179: 26 quantity 320,000
- 179: 31 wish
- 179: 31 Clost
- 179: 32 recomnd
- 179: 32–33 Engineer Newport R.I
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To the Board of the Department of Public Parks, March1, 1875
- CHAPTER IV
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To Charles Eliot Norton, April 2, 1876
- 188: 32 introduction
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To Horatio Admiral Nelson, April 4, 1876
- 191: 14 use. it
- 191: 18 &c. the
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To Charles Henry Dalton, April 8. 1876
- 193: 35 advantages
- 193: 41 imprmnts
- 195: 1 imprmnt
- 195: 12 costiness
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To Horatio Admiral Nelson, June 6, 1876
- 202: 18 exemplify a
- 202: 26 done not
- 202: 33 man however
- 202: 34 it who
- 202: 37–38 motives but
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To Charles Eliot Norton, June 7, 1876
- 204: 24 imprvmnts
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To Horatio Admiral Nelson, July 26, 1876
- 206: 20 an
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To William Runyon Martin, August 9, 1876
- 217: 11 &c.,
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To William McMillan, September 10, 1876
- 229: 30 frame all
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To Dennis Bowen, September 10, 1876
- 231: 10 repeated
- 231: 13 season fall
- 231: 13 spring had
- 231: 31 lacking to for
- 231: 39 ammnt
- 233: 11 stream as
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To William McMillan, September 11, 1876
- 233: 5 6th I
- 234: 12 fall if
- 234: 13 landscape less
- 234: 16 amnt
- 234: 27 soft natural,
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To Horatio Admiral Nelson, September 28, 1876
- 235: 27 engineer the
- 236: 5–6 safe conservative economical
- 236: 12 public but
- 236: 17 admitted the
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To Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr., October 1, 1876
- 238: 17 Grinner “and
- 239: 29 When
- 239: 32 John
- 241: 39 say?
- 242: 1 There
- 242: 6 him.
- 242: 7 Good night.
- 242: 8 Goodnight.
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“Report of the Landscape Architect and the Civil and Topographical Engineer, Accompanying a Plan For Laying Out That Part of the Twenty-Fourth Ward Lying West of the Riverdale
Road,” November 21, 1876
- 259: 16 horizontally will
- 259: 29 properties will
- 259: 35 streets remains
- 260: 33 cost as
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To J. M. Lanahan, December 23, 1876
- 269: 12 felt but
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To Charles Eliot Norton, December 27, 1876
- 277: 8 states the
- 277: 14 riots and
- 277: 19–20 feeling that
- 277: 20 say that
- 277: 26 reformer even
- 278: 42 writing the
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To Charles Eliot Norton, April 2, 1876
- CHAPTER V
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Memorandum on New York Capitol Patronage 1877
- 283: 10 Cap Comsn
- 283: 10–11 said There
- 283: 13 administration for
- 283: 29 were if
- 283: 20 offered to
- 283: 22 patriotism a
- 283: 25–26 legislature nevertheless
- 283: 29 “Well said
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To Whitelaw Reid, March 2, 1877
- 287: 18 park, of
- New York State Capitol Testimony, March 2, 1877
- 288: 3 Chamn
- 289: 1 idea and
- 289: 2 idea that
- 289: 25 recognized more
- 289: 29 fair legitimate
- 289: 40 principles none
- 290: 2 dissolute malicious
- 291: 42 for
- 292: 9 rich deep warm
- 292: 18 strikes
- 292: 25 used be
- 292: 34 compromises combinations
- 292: 34 rivals. Such
- 293: 6 rumor gossip slander
- 293: 21 business can
- 293: 31 Commsn
- 294: 17 amnt
- 294: 35 good prudent,
- 295: 8 might if
- 295: 8 so better
- 295: 9 like if
- 295: 9 interest to
- 295: 10–11 know but
- 296: 22 duty that
- 296: 22 another that
- 296: 23 court I
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- 296: 23 added but
- 296: 26 if
- 296: 31 architect.
- 298: 17 knowledge training,
- 298: 33 building. and
- 300: 11 dignity repose
- 300: 18 that
- 300: 19 a
- 300: 21 schools their
- 301: 38 room but
- 302: 7 much. but
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To William McMillan, March 16, 1877
- 305: 2 bay the
- 305: 13 gate Southmead
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To Horatio Admiral Nelson, March 26, 1877
- 314: 5 point whichever
- 314: 5–6 taken the
- 314: 16 planting a
- 314: 20 embankments. between
- 314: 28 done but
- 314: 28 before it
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To The Public, March 26, 1877
- 315: 5 heat haste
- 315: 9 matter a
- 315: 12 achiture
- 315: 14 fancy these
- 316: 1 building not
- 316: 5–6 construction uncalled
- 316: 9 produced the
- 316: 22 down one
- 316: 29 done bringing
- 316: 31 good not
- 316: 38 inappropriate insignificant,
- 316: 39–40 construction that
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To the Mount Royal Park Commission, April 28, 1877
- 318: 14 tedious much
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To William Runyon Martin, May 16, 1877
- 319: 39 park streams
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To Horatio Admiral Nelson, July 24, 1877
- 328: 32 Scrubs
- 328: 33 Sett
- 328: 33 asside
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To Mary Perkins Olmsted, August 10, 1877
- 332: 11 writing, as
- 332: 17 it? No
- 332: 17 asked—What
- 332: 24 but
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To John Charles Olmsted, October 7, 1877
- 333: 17 &c. bid
- 335: 14 kindergarten. &
- 334: 28 Gardn I
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Memorandum on New York Capitol Patronage 1877
- CHAPTER VI
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To William Runyon Martin, October 31, 1877
- 344: 5 avenue and
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To Charles Henry Dalton, May 13, 1878
- 363: 36 competion
- 364: 11–12 intended like
- 365: 5 invita-
- 365: 8 signed)
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To Robert Garrett, June 5, 1878
- 366: 5 Balo
- 366: 8–9 unnoticed all
- 366: 31 will I
- 366: 31 remember I
- 367: 32 Balto
- 367: 35 purpose even
- 367: 35–36 good and
- 367: 39 judge but
- 367: 43 recivd
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Notice to Watchmen for the Capitol Grounds, July 7, 1878
- 370: 5 that the all
- 370: 12 carless
- 370: 20 temper to
- 370: 22 civility quietness
- 370: 26 govt
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To William Runyon Martin, October 31, 1877
- [726]
- CHAPTER VII
-
Review of New York City Park Department Policies, January 8, 1879
- 376: 14–15 removal the
- 383: 7 long frequent,
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To Charles Sprague Sargent, January 27, 1879
- 388: 17–18 water and
- 388: 21 face will
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To Charles Sprague Sargent, January 29, 1879
- 389: 3 picturesque natural,
- 389: 14–15 formed the
- 389: 24them but
- 389: 35 variety including
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To Edouard Frangois Andre, June 6, 1879
- 394: 35–36 America if
- 395: 3 Gds
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To H. Y. Atrrill and B.E. Smith, July 30, 1879
- 400: 1 strengthing
- 401: 12–13 York Brooklyn
- 402: 6 smooth soft,
- 404: 24 establishment Aunt
- 404: 26 these yet
- 404: 36 verandas they
- 406: 13 cousins their
- 406: 17 York not
- 406: 18 designed but
- 406: 24 exist the
- 407: 34 competion
- 409: 12–13 house to occupy
- 409: 21 them their
- 410: 1 festivals fireworks,
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To H. Y. Attrill, September 23, 1879
- 418: 3 cannon
- 418: 20–21 them. given
- 418: 32 theory with
- 418: 32–33 problem. I
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To James Terry Gardner, October 2, 1879
- 420: 28 reservations the
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To James Terry Gardner, October 3, 1879
- 422: 17–18capacious well
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To Charles Eliot Norton, October 10, 1879
- 425: 7 (not
- 425: 9 interest.
- 425: 13 shld.
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Review of New York City Park Department Policies, January 8, 1879
- CHAPTER VIII
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To Charles Henry Dalton, December 9, 1879
- 428: 12 puff for
- 428: 19 Gate. Brick
- 428: 20 (Tuileries) Long
- 428: 20 Bridge. Dobb’s
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To Tiffany & Company, December 9, 1879
- 431: 23 time. rising
- 432: 2 aftwds
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To Henry Whitney Bellows, December 24, 1879
- 434: 13 sharp excited,
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To Joseph P. Davis, January 24, 1880
- 447: 11 railroad of
- 447: 21 believe,
- 448: 1 others)
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To Charles Henry Dalton, January 24, 1880
- 450: 15 so. but
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To the Board of Commissioners of the Department of Parks of the City of Boston, January 26, 1880
- 455: 8–9 inconvenience relief
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To Barthold Schlesinger, February 9, 1880
- 466: 35 elswhere
- 467: 32 standards that
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To Charles Henry Dalton, May 5, 1880
- 484: 4 Prst
- 488: 5 ock
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To Charles Eliot Norton, May 7, 1880
- 488: 7–8 arboretum which
- 489: 12–13 museums lecture
- 489: 3 parcels one
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To Charles Henry Dalton, December 9, 1879
- CHAPTER IX
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To John C. Phillips, May 11, 1880
- 492: 7 lake whatever
- 494: 1 room. large
- 494: 1 coffee reading
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To The Earl of Derby, June 11, 1880
- 497: 2 Honble
- 497: 13 favor the
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To Thomas Wisedell, June 13, 1880
- 499: 25 you, to
- 499: 27 denial that
- 499: 30 unconsciously I
- 500: 15–16 injudicious embarrassing
- 500: 35–36 regularly systematically
- 501: 4 me to
- 501: 7 Office,
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To W. O. Buchanan, June 15, 1880
- 503:16 dont
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To J. C . Phillips, August 23, 1880
- 506: 15 drawings if
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To Edward Clark, June 1879–1880
- 508: 7 walks the
- 508: 21 provided looked
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To Sylvester Baxter, November 9, 1880
- 510: 11–12 purpose various
- 510: 21–22 managmnt extravagance
- 511: 10 effcts
- 511: 17 absoluting
- 512: 5 order everything
- 512: 5–6 sensational bustling
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To Edward Clark, November 18, 1880
- 513: 33 roads there
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To John C. Phillips, May 11, 1880
- CHAPTER X
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To Charles Eliot Norton, May 30, 1881
- 533: 12 you you
- 533: 15 can please
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To Berthold Schlesiger, June 17, 1881
- 536: 10–11 chimneys It
- 536: 11 terrace veranda,
- 536: 13–14 building barrack office jail hospital
- 536: 20 station the
- 536: 24 ground the
- 536: 25 knoll at
- 536: 25 swell Under
- 536: 39 plants it
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Influence, c. 1881–1882
- 539: 11 govermt
- 540: 2 Respy.
- 540: 9 made the
- 540: 42 sources it
- 540: 42 42 govmt
- 541: 34 rail-cars. The
- 542: 20 large shifting
- 542: 32 disatrously
- 542: 42 that as
- 542: 43 instructed custom
- 543: 2 details but
- 543: 5 subordinates was
- 543: 10 people was
- 543: 33 visitors men
- 543: 33 men women
- 543: 41 me these
- 544: 12–13 off but
- 544: 15 condition disabled
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- 544: 25 vigilant bold
- 544: 28 ill-judged tasteless
- 544: 32 work revisions
- 544: 33 arising. The
- 544: 39 Ring many
- 544: 40 exhorbitant yet
- 544: 43 had in
- 544: 44 trust laid
- 545: 19–20 recruiting in
- 545: 42 seem some
- 546: 8 that needing
- 546: 8 recruits every
- 546: 25 That
- 546: 25 me when
- 546: 30 I
- 546: 31 strength.
- 547: 13–14 Shop-keepers our
- 547: 18 trade trade
- 547: 20 efforts but
- 547: 23–24 ministers elders
- 547: 25–26 it is to
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To John C. Phillips, September 27, 1881
- 549: 17 surface anything
- 549: 38 lawn trees
- 550: 2 completely but
- 550: 13 it the
- 550: 16 hickories sumachs
- 550: 21 no
- 550: 38 beets rye
- 553: 3 not the
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To Cornelius Rea Agnew, C. June-October 1881
- 555: 12 bleak incongruous
- 555: 32 apparnt
- 555: 34–35 shrubbery trellises
- 555: 38 upon it
- 556: 4 that made
- 556: 5 stone you
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To Edward Clark, October 1, 1881
- 558: 3 prospective
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To Charles Eliot Norton, November 2, 1881
- 563: 9 matter and
- 563: 10 Nov) he
- 564: 11 wd
- 564: 7 wd
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To Charles Eliot Norton, May 30, 1881
- CHAPTER XI
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Central Park Circular, C. February 1882
- 584: 2 purposes.) in
- 584: 8 divesified
- 584: 17 covered material
- 584: 23 ft. the
- 585: 5 $15000.000
- 585: 14–15 fashions manners,
- 585: 28 open. and
- 586: 13–14 false reputable
- 586: 20–21 objects principles
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To George Kessler, March 5, 1882
- 588: 5 West been
- 588: 8 me I
- 589: 10 Loudon Gilpin above
- 589: 11 Picturesque All
- 589: 17 you you
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To John C. Phillips, March 6, 1882
- 590: 12 house-garden lawn,
- 590: 16 terrace and
- 590: 21 sythe broom
- 590: 22 forlorn would
- 590: 23 bushes vines
- 591: 6 woodland stable
- 591: 12 exits
- 591: 20 forest I
- 591: 20 detaild
- 591: 22 E. North
- 591: 24 dogwood white
- 591: 25 Kohlreuteria sassafras,
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To Charles Loring Brace, March 7, 1882
- 593: 16 generous sympathetic
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Central Park Circular, C. February 1882
- APPENDIX II: SPOILS OF THE PARK
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The Spoils of the Park, February 1882
- 629: 27 Raymond Mr.
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The Spoils of the Park, February 1882
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- APPENDIX III: PATRONAGE JOURNAL
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Patronage Journal
- 653: 3 President. “Early
- 653: 5 uncanly
- 653: 17 Supdet
- 653: 22 him.
- 653: 26 Board and
- 653: 29 present one
- 654: 6 you.
- 654: 9 work—
- 654: 10 that,
- 654: 10 Mr
- 654: 12 Board.
- 654: 15–16 Dpt
- 655: 5–6 men mostly
- 655: 13 strike one
- 655: 14 day.
- 655: 19 Prest.
- 655: 19–20 Bacon) The
- 655: 26 carts.
- 656: 7 Govenor
- 656: 26 present one
- 657: 25 Com
- 658: 1 That whats
- 658: 4–5 cosiderations
- 658: 5 economy.”
- 658: 6 Comr
- 658: 33 at
- 659: 6 diffrt
- 659: 9 of.’
- 659: 10 Hay Sanitary
- 659: 11 Com.
- 659: 22 ago, He
- 659: 25 employt
- 659: 27 Depment
- 659: 34 himsf
- 660: 8 Pk
- 660: 10 Com’r. that
- 660: 12 say?
- 660: 21 it?
- 660: 25 Dept.
- 660: 28 ground, that
- 660: 29 not?
- 661: 5 Prst
- 661: 5 Soc.]
- 661: 8 added your
- 661: 18 work.
- 661: 20 Bd.
- 661: 26 Dep
- 661: 28 Prest
- 661: 29 Comr
- 661: 30 Comr
- 661: 32 Asst Secy
- 661: 35 Arct
- 661: 38 Prest
- 662: 17 Presdt
- 662: 21 Aldm
- 662: 22 aftds
- 662: 26 exps.
- 662: 27 assists.
- 662: 27–28 Prest.
- 662: 28 Prest
- 662: 31 Reply no
- 662: 31–32 tomorrow lots
- 662: 35 Reg.
- 662: 35–36 Mass. promoted
- 662: 36 gallantry lost
- 662: 36–37 war Brev. Lt Col. Capt Reg.
- 663: 3 Asst Supdt
- 663: 4 Supdt
- 663: 6 Supdt,
- 663: 7 Comr
- 663: 14 Prst.
- 663: 18 Bd
- 663: 18 Office. wanted
- 663: 18 apptd
- 663: 19 foreman. says
- 663: 21 I’d
- 663: 23 it I
- 663: 25 foreman.
- 663: 30 4.30
- 664: 2 Supt
- 664: 4 evy
- 664: 14 I
- 664: 16 was. but
- 664: 17 offrd
- 664: 25 city.
- 664: 34 Supdt
- 664: 35 1874;
- 665: 1 12½ Foremen
- 665: 1 20 c. Carpenters
- 665: 1–2 25 cts Stone
- 665: 7 emplyd
- 665: 16 amnt
- 665: 20 Comr
- 665: 31 arragmnts
- 665: 36 German It
- 666: 1 Com
- 666: 5 Prest
- 666: 9 understandg
- 666: 12 aftds
- 666: 13 placd
- 666: 13–14 Prest.
- 666: 14 charged to
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- 666: 17 that— “It
- 666: 21 reprted
- 666: 21 printed maps
- 666: 24 accdg
- 666: 27 refd
- 666: 27 Comr
- 666: 29 Landsc Archt
- 666: 32 Presdt
- 666: 36 Prest
- 667: 4 eving
- 667: 23 aftwds
- 667: 26 Commisship
- 667: 29 Comr
- 668: 2 Com
- 668: 8 manged
- 668: 8–9 independentally
- 668: 16 Com
- 668: 18 since for
- 668: 22 were Mr
- 668: 23 Secrety
- 668: 25 no.
- 668: 27 Com
- 668: 28 politician —
- 668: 30 interest namely
- 669: 9 patronage.” You
- 669: 13 How
- 669: 13 —?
- 669: 16 Well
- 669: 26 city gives
- 669: 43 legislature. In
- 670: 15 Aldm
- 670: 17 Comttee
- 670: 23 Aldm
- 670: 37 divided one
- 670: 38 includs
- 671: 8 Departmt, with
- 671: 13 archtecl
- 671: 17 order one
- 671: 17 Commirs
- 671: 21 mrng,
- 671: 25–26 archtcl
- 671: 27 shd
- 671: 27–28 supertndnce
- 671: 30 Coms
- 671: 34 construction.
- 671: 35 mind,
- 671: 41 Comr
- 671: 44 Coms
- 672: 10 shd
- 672: 12 refd
- 672: 16 Comr
- 672: 17 shd
- 672: 21 no.
- 672: 22 Commr
- 672: 24 Commsns
- 672: 25 engineer afterwds
- 672: 26 Suptg
- 672: 27 Com
- 672: 27 opinion. As
- 672: 29 assist
- 672: 32–33 competent. The
- 672: 38 Prst
- 673: 1 Commsn
- 673: 5 duties could
- 673: 22 eving
- 673: 23 next 25th entering
- 673: 25 at 9.30
- 673: 26 srget
- 673: 39 Kinderberg) In
- 673: 42 Comr
- 674: 3 Comr
- 674: 7 lieniently
- 674: 14 Comrs
- 674: 17 tomorrow Saturday eving
- 674: 21 The President on the 1st May (see note of that date) proposed & urged the restoration of Koster & denounced the lieutenant as a failure.
- 674: 21 Com
- 674: 24 conversation all
- 674: 30 every
- 674: 33 were, off post, and
- 674: 44 duty no
- 675: 10 Comr
- 675: 11 liett
- 675: 15 since the
- 675: 16 Comr
- 675: 19 Prest
- 675: 19 yesterday apprehending
- 675: 23 additions”.
- 675: 24 afraid he
- 675: 24 replied that
- 675: 28 it if
- 675: 38 Comr
- 676: 8 Comr
- 676: 10 dollar.
- 676: 14 Commsn
- 676: 15 appntmt
- 676: 20 need.
- 676: 26 Supdt
- 677: 6 aftds.
- 677: 10 Your
- 677: 12 amicably. The
- 677: 24 politicians but
- 677: 28 said
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- 677: 29 constrctg
- 677: 32 appted
- 677: 35 Comms
- 677: 35 Accts,
- 678: 5 This
- 678: 13 morng
- 678: 14 No.
- 678: 15 it!
- 678: 16 Is
- 678: 16 Times?
- 678: 17 No,
- 678: 18 World.
- 678: 23 emolumnts
- 678: 26 made lighter
- 678: 30 skill method
- 678: 36 mangmt
- 679: 1 appt
- 679: 2 magmt
- 679: 7 demand
- 679: 10 year the
- 679: 12 roundd
- 679: 13 shd
- 679: 15 it. found
- 679: 16 vegation,
- 679: 18 one had
- 679: 20 Supt
- 679: 23 Suptg
- 679: 24 aftds
- 679: 24 Supt
- 680: 2 Commr
- 680: 11 Comr
- 680: 11 Accnts
- 680: 19 Coms
- 680: 22 it is has
- 680: 22 Supdt
- 680: 39 rept
- 680: 39 Prest
- 680: 40 prstg
- 680: 40 Board. but
- 680: 40 oblgd
- 680: 42 Commrs
- 680: 42 Prst
- 681: 2 aftwds
- 681: 4–5 Supdt
- 681: 5 grnds
- 681: 7 grnd
- 681: 8 consenting I
- 681: 10 revise
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