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The reciprocity treaty, its history, general features, and commercial results, a speech delivered
The reciprocity treaty, its history, general features, and commercial results, a speech delivered
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The reciprocity treaty, its history, general features, and commercial results, a speech delivered

Date1865
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The reciprocity treaty, its history, general features, and commercial results; a speech delivered...on the 14th day of July, 1865, at the great International commercial convention held at the city of Detroit. Printed in double columns. Cop. 2 bound (9) with Casgrain, H.R. Critique litt?raire.
GeographyCountryCanada||United States
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Hardcover books
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Object Number37131055321509D
Dewey434986
Dewey337.9 H596 BR
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