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The Life, achievements, and death of General Sir Ralph Abercrombie, (cotemporary [sic] of the great Nelson, ) who died March 28, 1801, of a wound rece(...)
The Life, achievements, and death of General Sir Ralph Abercrombie, (cotemporary [sic] of the great Nelson, ) who died March 28, 1801, of a wound rece(...)
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The Life, achievements, and death of General Sir Ralph Abercrombie, (cotemporary [sic] of the great Nelson, ) who died March 28, 1801, of a wound rece(...)

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The Life, achievements, and death of General Sir Ralph Abercrombie, (cotemporary [sic] of the great Nelson, ) who died March 28, 1801, of a wound received in defeating the French army at Alexandria. To which is added, particulars of the glorious death of General Wolfe, and a parallel between the three most renowned hereos of modern times, Abercrombie, Wolfe, and Nelson. ''General Wolfe'': p. 25-28.
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
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Call Number / Accession Number37131055395396D
Dewey Number942.07 L375 BR
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Craig Munro, 28, bandage still covering his head wound, is escorted into court today
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