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1835

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LC copy retains original illustrated, yellow paper wrappers, with the following text: War and pestilence! Horrible and unparalelled [sic] massacre! Women and children falling victims to the Indian's tomahawk.

Published in: [New York]
Genre: Biography.
Other Titles: War and pestilence! Horrible and unparalelled massacre! Women and children falling victims to the Indian's tomahawk, War and pestilence! Horrible and unparalleled massacre! Women and children falling victims to the Indian's tomahawk

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Library of Congress: E83.83 .N25

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Pagination: 1 p.l., [7]-21 p. incl. pl. front.
Number of pages: 21

ID Numbers

Open Library: OL6663672M
LCCN: 24008637

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