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Understanding 9/11The journal and letters of Samuel Curwen : an American in England, from 1775 to 1783
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xxiv, 678 pages, 2 unnumbered leaves of plates : 23 cm
"Mr. Curwen was sixty years old when he quitted the rebellious colonies, to seek England for that liberty of opinion which the Independent party in his own country refused ... he remained in exile for several years, moving back to his former home in Salem when he was sixty-nine, but without resuming his judicial functions. He lived there until his death at age eighty-six."--The Monthly Review, 1843
First edition, New York, 1842
Includes bibliographical references
Introductory memoir -- Journal and letters -- Illustrative documents -- Biographical notices
xxiv, 678 pages, 2 unnumbered leaves of plates : 23 cm
"Mr. Curwen was sixty years old when he quitted the rebellious colonies, to seek England for that liberty of opinion which the Independent party in his own country refused ... he remained in exile for several years, moving back to his former home in Salem when he was sixty-nine, but without resuming his judicial functions. He lived there until his death at age eighty-six."--The Monthly Review, 1843
First edition, New York, 1842
Includes bibliographical references
Introductory memoir -- Journal and letters -- Illustrative documents -- Biographical notices
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