An edition of An account of the procession (1808)

An account of the procession

together with copious extracts of the oration, delivered at the Walla-bout; (L.I.) April, 6th, 1808. On laying the corning stone of the vault, which is to contain the relics of that portion of American seaman, soldiers, and citizens. Who perished in the cause of liberty and their country, on board the prison ships of the British, at the Walla-bout during the revolutionary war. Also, the letter addressed to Thomas Jefferson, president of the United States

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Joseph D. Fay
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An edition of An account of the procession (1808)

An account of the procession

together with copious extracts of the oration, delivered at the Walla-bout; (L.I.) April, 6th, 1808. On laying the corning stone of the vault, which is to contain the relics of that portion of American seaman, soldiers, and citizens. Who perished in the cause of liberty and their country, on board the prison ships of the British, at the Walla-bout during the revolutionary war. Also, the letter addressed to Thomas Jefferson, president of the United States

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John Low, printer, 33 Chatham-street
Language
English
Pages
20

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Subjects
History, Prisoners and prisons
Places
Wallabout Bay (Long Island, N.Y.), United States
Times
Revolution, 1775-1783

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An account of the procession: together with copious extracts of the oration, delivered at the Walla-bout; (L.I.) April, 6th, 1808. On laying the corning stone of the vault, which is to contain the relics of that portion of American seaman, soldiers, and citizens. Who perished in the cause of liberty and their country, on board the prison ships of the British, at the Walla-bout during the revolutionary war. Also, the letter addressed to Thomas Jefferson, president of the United States
1808, John Low, printer, 33 Chatham-street
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Joseph D. Fay, orator of the day.

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E281 .A17

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20 p.
Number of pages
20

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OL45021829M
LCCN
02009550
OCLC/WorldCat
124507969

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