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An answer to ''War in disguise'', or, Remarks upon the new doctirne of England concerning neutral trade
An answer to ''War in disguise'', or, Remarks upon the new doctirne of England concerning neutral trade
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An answer to ''War in disguise'', or, Remarks upon the new doctirne of England concerning neutral trade

Date1806
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An answer to ''War in disguise''; or, Remarks upon the new doctirne of England concerning neutral trade
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
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Call Number / Accession Number37131055309926D
Dewey Number341.3 M59 BR
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