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Opinion of twelve of the most eminent advocates of Paris touching the right of the Seminary of Montreal in Canada to certain property
Opinion of twelve of the most eminent advocates of Paris touching the right of the Seminary of Montreal in Canada to certain property
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Opinion of twelve of the most eminent advocates of Paris touching the right of the Seminary of Montreal in Canada to certain property

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Opinion of twelve of the most eminent advocates of Paris touching the right of the Seminary of Montreal in Canada to certain property. Caption title. Bound (5) with cop. 2 of Ward, E. An account of the river St. John, with its tributary rivers and lakes.
Country:Canada
Province or state:Ontario
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
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Call Number / Accession Number37131055425300D
Dewey Number917.15 W13 BR
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