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Reply to Remarks on a late pamphlet entitled A vindication of Governor Parr and his council, &c.
Reply to Remarks on a late pamphlet entitled A vindication of Governor Parr and his council, &c.
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Reply to Remarks on a late pamphlet entitled A vindication of Governor Parr and his council, &c.

Date1784
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Reply to Remarks on a late pamphlet entitled A vindication of Governor Parr and his council, &c.
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
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Object Number37131055422224D
Dewey971.041 P26 BR
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