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A historical narrative of true civil and military services of Major-General William H
A historical narrative of true civil and military services of Major-General William H
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A historical narrative of true civil and military services of Major-General William H

Date1824
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A historical narrative of true civil and military services of Major-General William H. Harrison, and a vindication of his character and conduct as a statesman, a citizen, and a soldier, with a detail of his negotiations and wars with the Indians, until the final overthrow of the celebrated chief Tecumseh, and his brother the Prothet. The whole written and compiled from original and authentic documents furnished by many of the most respectable characters in the United States. Errata slip tipped in at p.v. First edition. Howes D158.
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
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Call Number / Accession Number37131055443576D
Dewey Number1613833
Country:United States
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