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Review of the Attorney General's speech at Bridgetown
Review of the Attorney General's speech at Bridgetown
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Review of the Attorney General's speech at Bridgetown

Date1845
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Review of the Attorney General's speech at Bridgetown. At head of title: Information for the people. Bound (3) with cop. 2 of Church of England. Canada. Church society of the diocese of Toronto. The annual report of the incorporation Church society of the diocese of Toronto. 3d (1844-45)
Country:Canada
Province or state:Nova Scotia
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number37131055334049D
Dewey Number283.713 C364 BR
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