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Address to the free and independent people of Massachusetts
Address to the free and independent people of Massachusetts
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Address to the free and independent people of Massachusetts

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Address to the free and independent people of Massachusetts. Caleb Strong and William Phillips represented anti-war sentiment. pt. 1. Recommendation of Caleb Strong for Governor, William Phillips for Lieutenant Governor -- pt. 2. Protest in the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusettes.
Country:United States
Province or state:Massachusetts
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
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Call Number / Accession Number37131055437560D
Dewey Number1589355
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