An edition of William & Mary College, March 20, 1770 (1770)

William & Mary College, March 20, 1770.

His Excellency the Right Honourable the governour having been pleased to signify to the president and professors of William and Mary College his intention to give, annually, two gold medals for the honour and encouragement of literary merit, they think proper to make publick the method they have laid down for contributing their part towards effecting this very generous purpose ..

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An edition of William & Mary College, March 20, 1770 (1770)

William & Mary College, March 20, 1770.

His Excellency the Right Honourable the governour having been pleased to signify to the president and professors of William and Mary College his intention to give, annually, two gold medals for the honour and encouragement of literary merit, they think proper to make publick the method they have laid down for contributing their part towards effecting this very generous purpose ..

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Cover of: William & Mary College, March 20, 1770.
William & Mary College, March 20, 1770.: His Excellency the Right Honourable the governour having been pleased to signify to the president and professors of William and Mary College his intention to give, annually, two gold medals for the honour and encouragement of literary merit, they think proper to make publick the method they have laid down for contributing their part towards effecting this very generous purpose ..
1770, s.n.
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Cover of: William & Mary College, March 20, 1770.
William & Mary College, March 20, 1770.: His Excellency the Right Honourable the governour having been pleased to signify to the president and professors of William and Mary College his intention to give, annually, two gold medals for the honour and encouragement of literary merit, they think proper to make publick the method they have laid down for contributing their part towards effecting this very generous purpose ..
1770, s.n.
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Cover of: William & Mary College, March 20, 1770.
William & Mary College, March 20, 1770.: His Excellency the Right Honourable the governour having been pleased to signify to the president and professors of William and Mary College his intention to give, annually, two gold medals for the honour and encouragement of literary merit, they think proper to make publick the method they have laid down for contributing their part towards effecting this very generous purpose ..
1770, s.n.
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Shipton & Mooney 42201

Hummel, R.O. Southeastern broadsides, 2999

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Microfiche. [New York : Readex Microprint, 1985] 11 x 15 cm. (Early American imprints. First series ; no. 42201)

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