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How patriotic services are rewarded in Canada : exemplified in the case of Major Lachlan, late of Montreal
How patriotic services are rewarded in Canada : exemplified in the case of Major Lachlan, late of Montreal
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How patriotic services are rewarded in Canada : exemplified in the case of Major Lachlan, late of Montreal

Date1856
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How patriotic services are rewarded in Canada : exemplified in the case of Major Lachlan, late of Montreal. Signed at end: R. Lachlan. References: Sabin 38463n; TPL 3671.
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Dimensions||21 cm.||
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number37131055318372D
Dewey Number1858667
Red cover with text in black, varied font type, down the middle of cover. Includes illustration ...
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