Removed from a larger volume. 31, 8 pp. The proposed bridge was ultimately constructed in 1826-28 and known as the Boston Free Bridge (or North Free Bridge). It was reconstructed several times during the 19th century, renamed the Federal Street Bridge in 1857, and later the Dorchester Avenue Bridge. This pamphlet answers one by William Tudor, one of the primary benficiaries of the proposed bridge. S&S 9853, Rink, E. Technical Americana, 2628.

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Answer to a Pamphlet, Entitled Considerations on the Public Expediency of a Bridge from One Part of Boston to the Other

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Boston, Boston

Publication Date

1806

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