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A general circular to all persons of good character who wish to emigrate to the Oregon territory, embracing some account of the character and advantag(...)
A general circular to all persons of good character who wish to emigrate to the Oregon territory, embracing some account of the character and advantag(...)
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A general circular to all persons of good character who wish to emigrate to the Oregon territory, embracing some account of the character and advantag(...)

Date1831
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A general circular to all persons of good character who wish to emigrate to the Oregon territory, embracing some account of the character and advantages of the country; the right and the means and operations by which it is to be settled; and all necessary directions for becoming an emigrant. ''By order of the American Society for Encouraging the Settlement of the Oregon Territory. Instituted in Boston, A.D. 1829.'' Streeter Sale VI, 3345.
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
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Call Number / Accession Number37131055395586D
Dewey Number917.95033 K25 BR
Country:United States
Historical location:Oregon Territory
Province or state:Oregon
Notice to persons desirous of settling at the Owen's Sound settlement
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1839
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1930
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