Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Nathaniel Tracy” in chapter 6 of Cambridge sketches:
...is no evidence of the truth of the legend.
On the contrary it is on record that Madame Vassall paid twenty pounds to free the child of their slave Tony.
After the war this estate was purchased by Nathaniel Tracy of Newburyport, and later, in 1792, it was bought by Andrew Cragie who also owned the Longfellow house.
About fifty years afterwards it came into the possession of Samuel Batchelder, the father of ...
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