An edition of Mrs. Macpherson's most respectful compliments to Mr. M'Clennachan, and would be extremely obliged to him, if he would give up any further pursuit after Mount Pleasant, as it would add a great deal to the happiness of her and her dear family (1783)

Mrs. Macpherson's most respectful compliments to Mr. M'Clennachan, and would be extremely obliged to him, if he would give up any further pursuit after Mount Pleasant, as it would add a great deal to the happiness of her and her dear family.

Monday morning, June 16, 1783. ...

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An edition of Mrs. Macpherson's most respectful compliments to Mr. M'Clennachan, and would be extremely obliged to him, if he would give up any further pursuit after Mount Pleasant, as it would add a great deal to the happiness of her and her dear family (1783)

Mrs. Macpherson's most respectful compliments to Mr. M'Clennachan, and would be extremely obliged to him, if he would give up any further pursuit after Mount Pleasant, as it would add a great deal to the happiness of her and her dear family.

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Mental illness, Broadsides
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Blair M'Clenachan, John Macpherson (1726-1792)

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Mrs. Macpherson's most respectful compliments to Mr. M'Clennachan, and would be extremely obliged to him, if he would give up any further pursuit after Mount Pleasant, as it would add a great deal to the happiness of her and her dear family.: Monday morning, June 16, 1783. ...
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A letter to Blair M'Clennachan condemning his wife for maligning Captain Macpherson. Signed: Mary Ann Macpherson.

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Bristol B5734.

Shipton & Mooney 44393.

Microfiche. [New York : Readex Microprint, 1985] 11 x 15 cm. (Early American imprints. First series ; no. 44393).

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