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Washington (State). Governor (1889-1893 : Ferry)

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  • Cover of: Inaugural message and first message to the Legislature of Elisha P. Ferry, first Governor of Washington: Farewell address of Miles C. Moore, last Governor of the Territory, November 18-22, 1889.

    First published in 1889 1 edition in 1 language
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  • Cover of: Message of Elisha P. Ferry: Governor of Washington Territory to the Legislative Assembly, Session of 1877.

    First published in 1877 1 edition in 1 language
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  • Cover of: Proclamation by the Governor, State of Washington, Executive Department: to the Members of the Legislature of the State of Washington.

    First published in 1890 1 edition in 1 language
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Subjects
Politics and government, Governors, Inaugural addresses
Places
Washington (State)
Time
To 1889

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  • OLID: OL4599035A

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September 12, 2008 Created by ImportBot Imported from Western Washington University MARC record.