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Return to an Address, with correspondence relative to the withdrawal of the troops
Return to an Address, with correspondence relative to the withdrawal of the troops
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Return to an Address, with correspondence relative to the withdrawal of the troops

Date1854
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Return to an Address, with correspondence relative to the withdrawal of the troops. At head of title: 1st session, 5th Parliament, 18 Victoria, 1854.
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Country:Canada
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
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Call Number / Accession Number37131055318802D
Dewey Number1860296
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