An edition of How things are in America (1868)

How things are in America

from notes of travel in Canada and the United States, in the year 1867-68

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How things are in America
David Macrae
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An edition of How things are in America (1868)

How things are in America

from notes of travel in Canada and the United States, in the year 1867-68

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s.n.
Language
English
Pages
92

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Subjects
Description and travel
Places
Canada, Paisley (Renfrewshire), United States

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Consists of clippings from the Glasgow weekly herald, mounted on the blank pages of a bound volume.

"Ancient and modern Paisley, or, A brief sketch of its history, traditions, people and public works / by our rambling reporter": p. [85-92]

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Ancient and modern Paisley

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[92] p.
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