Charles Adams Boeken

It was, in other words, dead—as a doornail! A doornail in early carpentry was alarge flat-headed stud that was put into the door under the metal knocker. ...

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This is a history of the town of North Brookfield, Massachusetts, written in the late 19th century. The work provides a detailed account of the town's early history, including its Native American and English settlements, its involvement in the American Revolution, and its role in the rise of industry in early America. It is an important local history for anyone interested in the history of Massachusetts and New England.

Join the irrepressible My Cousin Smooth on his hilarious exploits across America. From New York to San Francisco, Smooth's larger-than-life personality and zany antics are sure to keep readers laughing until the very last page.