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Nerva, or, A collection of papers published in the Montreal herald, reprinted by particular desire
Nerva, or, A collection of papers published in the Montreal herald, reprinted by particular desire
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Nerva, or, A collection of papers published in the Montreal herald, reprinted by particular desire

Date1814
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Nerva; or, A collection of papers published in the Montreal herald, reprinted by particular desire. Six papers on Irish affairs under the government of Earl Fitzwilliam all signed: Nerva. The book is actually a satire on Sir George Prevost's administration in Canada, 1812-15.
Country:United States
City, town or township:Montréal (Québec)
Province or state:Québec
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number37131055417026D
Dewey Number971.053 G12 BR
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