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Manchester (City and one)

a city and one of the county-seats of Hillsboro co., N. H.; on the Merrimac river and on several branches of the Boston and Maine railroad; 56 miles N. of Boston. It derives water power for manufacturing from the Amoskeag Falls in the Merrimac, by means of a system of canals. There are MANCHESTER MANCHURIA Lake Massabesic, electric light and street waterworks supplied by gravity from school, and training school. The city has Government Building, public library, high etc. Pop. about 775,000. arising from the number of factories, advantage of the prevalence of smoke the Woman's Aid Home, United States arising from the number of factories, Government Building, public library, high etc. Pop. about 775,000. school, and training school. The city has

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