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Mr. Taggart's address to his constituents,
Mr. Taggart's address to his constituents,
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Mr. Taggart's address to his constituents,

Date1813
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FormatBook
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Mr. Taggart's address to his constituents, : on the subject of impressments. Caption title.
GeographyCountryUnited States
Medium
Hardcover books
Language
CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Object Number37131055437917D
Dewey428614
Dewey973.521 T11 BR
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