An edition of Preparation for death (1838)

Preparation for death

a sermon on the occasion of the death of Lt. Col. Alexander Ramsay Thompson, of the U.S. Army, who was killed in battle with the Indians at Okee-cho-bee, Florida, December 25, 1837, delivered in the Middle Dutch Church, February 11, 1838

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An edition of Preparation for death (1838)

Preparation for death

a sermon on the occasion of the death of Lt. Col. Alexander Ramsay Thompson, of the U.S. Army, who was killed in battle with the Indians at Okee-cho-bee, Florida, December 25, 1837, delivered in the Middle Dutch Church, February 11, 1838

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Printed by William Osborn
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27

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Preparation for death: a sermon on the occasion of the death of Lt. Col. Alexander Ramsay Thompson, of the U.S. Army, who was killed in battle with the Indians at Okee-cho-bee, Florida, December 25, 1837, delivered in the Middle Dutch Church, February 11, 1838
1838, Printed by William Osborn
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YA 13274

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27 p., [1] folded leaf of plates :
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27

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OL594780M
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96186809

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