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The youthful travels and adventures of George Samuel Cull
The youthful travels and adventures of George Samuel Cull
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The youthful travels and adventures of George Samuel Cull

Date1865
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The youthful travels and adventures of George Samuel Cull. a deaf and dumb cripple, the son of a soldier in the Royal Artillery, including a sketch of seventeen years' residence in the northern and southern parts of England, and five years' travelling through Canada and the United States. Cop. 1, bound (1) with his The travels and adventures of George Samuel Cull; also with Roper, M. Narrative of the adventures and escape of Moses Roper from American slavery; also with Girouard, D. La famille Girouard; also with Bean, T.W., ed. The loyal girl of Winchester; also with Dwight, T. Noah Porter; also with Beaujeu, M. de. Le h?ros de la Monongah?la; also with cop. 1 of Maclean, J. The hero of the Saskatchewan; also with Tass?, J. Les Canadiens de l'Ouest, F.K. Aubry.
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
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Call Number / Accession Number37131055379135D
Dewey Number920.042 C778.11 BR
The youthful travels and adventures of George Samuel Cull, a deaf and dumb cripple, the son of a soldier in the Royal Artillery. Including a sketch of(...)
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