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Mr. H. C. Dennison's resolution, calling on the Governor for copies of any correspondence he may have had with military officers, relative to detachin(...)
Mr. H. C. Dennison's resolution, calling on the Governor for copies of any correspondence he may have had with military officers, relative to detachin(...)
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Mr. H. C. Dennison's resolution, calling on the Governor for copies of any correspondence he may have had with military officers, relative to detachin(...)

Date1814-10.
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Mr. H. C. Dennison's resolution, calling on the Governor for copies of any correspondence he may have had with military officers, relative to detaching the militia; together with His Excellency's message, communicating the correspondence. Published by order of the House
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number37131055436398D
Dewey Number973.52 D25 BR
Country:United States
Province or state:Vermont
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