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STANDISH, MILES, or MYLES (c. 1584-1656) , American colonist, was born about 1584 in Lancashire, probably of the ' The act of 1878, which repealed the act of 1866, merely declared that the Board of Trade should have all powers and perform all duties relative to the standards vested in or imposed upon the warden of the standards by the act of 1866 or otherwise, and the title " deputy warden of the standards " is therefore a departmental creation. Duxbury Hall
Brewster and others he settled at Duxbury, where he died on the 3rd of October 1656, and where on " Captain's Hill, " near the site of his home, there is a monument to him, consisting of a stone shaft, Ito ft. high, and a bronze statue of him. Longfellow's Courtship of Miles Standish apparently has no basis in fact; Standish's second wife, Barbara
marriage
Lowell
See William Bradford's History of Plimouth Plantation. Tudor Jenks's Captain Myles Standish (New York
York
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