An edition of An address to a provincial bashaw (1769)

An address to a provincial bashaw

O shame! where is thy blush?

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An address to a provincial bashaw
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An edition of An address to a provincial bashaw (1769)

An address to a provincial bashaw

O shame! where is thy blush?

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s.n.]
Language
English

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Subjects

Politics and government, Poetry, History

People

Francis Bernard Sir (1712-1779)

Places

United States, Massachusetts

Times

Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775, Revolution, 1775-1783
Edition Availability
Cover of: An address to a provincial bashaw.
An address to a provincial bashaw.: [One line from Shakespeare]
1769, s.n.]
Microform in English
Cover of: An address to a provincial bashaw
An address to a provincial bashaw: O shame! where is thy blush?
1769, s.n.]
in English
Cover of: An address to a provincial bashaw
An address to a provincial bashaw
1769, Printed in (the Tyrannio Administration of St. Francisco)
Microform in English

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Edition Notes

NUC pre-1956 NC0412009

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[Boston
Other Titles
O shame! where is thy blush?

Classifications

Library of Congress
AC901 .H3 vol. 22, no. 7

The Physical Object

Pagination
8 p. ;

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL2356411M
LCCN
86880856

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