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  • Canal
    supplied with fresh springs of water, about 300 feet long, with fish.” Goelet, Capt. Francis, c. 1750, describing the residence and garden of Edmund Quincy, Boston
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  • Pleasure ground/Pleasure garden
    pleasure ground with the park beyond (view text). —Anne L. Helmreich Goelet, Capt. Francis, c. 1750, describing the residence and garden of Edmund Quincy, Boston
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