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The origin and progress of the present difficulties between the United States and Great Britain and France considered, together with some reflections arising out of the subject
The origin and progress of the present difficulties between the United States and Great Britain and France considered, together with some reflections arising out of the subject
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The origin and progress of the present difficulties between the United States and Great Britain and France considered, together with some reflections arising out of the subject

Date1809
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The origin and progress of the present difficulties between the United States and Great Britain and France considered, together with some reflections arising out of the subject. At head of title: ''Union the bond of peace''. Bound (1) with A collection of sundry publications and other documents in relation to the attack made during the late war upon the private armed brig General Armstrong of New-York; also with other pamphlets.
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
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Call Number / Accession Number37131055386262D
Dewey Number973.4 O67 BR
Country:United States||Great Britain
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