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The inadmissible principles, of the King of England's proclamation, of October 16, 1807 - considered

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The inadmissible principles, of the King of England's proclamation, of October 16, 1807 - considered

Date1809

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Adams, John, 1735-1826 (author)

Everett & Munroe (printer)

United States. President (1796-1800 : Adams) (contributor)

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The inadmissible principles, of the King of England's proclamation, of October 16, 1807 - considered. ''Originally published in the Boston Patriot.''

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Hardcover books

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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana

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Call Number / Accession Number37131052108859D

Dewey Number1103498

Country:United States

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