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- United States of America. The school still retains the Latin motto 'Floreat Bostona' (May Boston Flourish). This motto also forms the title of the official...
- January 2022. Retrieved 6 December 2020. Bagley, Geo. S. (1985). Floreat Bostona, The history of Boston Grammar School from 1567. The Old Bostonian ****ociation...
- Series, no. 554 (Oxford: Archaeopress, 2012). Bagley, George S., Floreat Bostona: History of Boston Grammar School from 1567 (Boston: Old Bostonian ****ociation...
- died on 10 August 1866, as the result of a fire aboard the steamboat "Bostona No. 3" in Maysville, Kentucky. Working as a lawyer for 18 years, he became...
- either already dead or fighting for their lives, the southbound steamer Bostona (No. 2), built in 1860 but coming downriver on her maiden voyage after...
- Moldova Vimmerby, Sweden Võru, Estonia Joniškis. Mūsų Lietuva, T. 3. Bostonas: Lietuvių enciklopedijos leidykla. 1966. p. 58. "Holocaust Atlas of Lithuania"...
- 2020-05-29. Radiosarajevo.ba. "Ismar Volić: Ugledni profesor matematike iz Bostona, ponovo u BiH". Radio Sarajevo. Retrieved 2020-06-08. "Umrežavanje bosanskohercegovačkih...
- Retrieved 4 September 2023. "Predsednik "Komtrejda" postao počasni građanin Bostona". "President of ComTrade Group becomes honor citizen of Boston". "Kapital...
- died on August 10, 1866, as the result of a fire aboard the steamboat Bostona No. 3 in Maysville, Kentucky. She attended school in Kentucky including...
- and wrecked at Maidenkirk, Wigtownshire with the loss of all four crew. Bostona No. 2  United States The 304-ton sidewheel paddle steamer struck a snag...